Road Accident in Qatar Claims Lives of Five Bangladeshis

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Publish : 21 Jun 2026, 05:18 PM

Five Bangladeshi expatriates were tragically killed in a road accident in Qatar. -Collectd Photo

Five Bangladeshi expatriates were tragically killed in a road accident in Qatar on Sunday morning.

The fatal collision occurred at approximately 10:30 am local time on Shamal Road in the city of Al-Shahaniya.

The deceased have been identified as Jashim Uddin from Agtaluk village, Jibal Uddin from Amarpur village, and Mostaque Ahmed, Zubaier Ahmed, and Quader Ahmed, from the Kanaighat upazila of Sylhet, all hailing from Majhtaluk village in South Bani Union.

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Kanaighat Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Aminul Islam confirmed the incident, stating that he received the information from the victims’ families.

The news of the tragedy has cast a deep pall of gloom over the Bangladeshi expatriate community in Qatar, as well as among the grieving families and relatives back home in Sylhet.

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