Emergency Notice Issued for Bangladeshis in Saudi Arabia

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Publish : 03 Mar 2026, 10:02 AM

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The Embassy of Bangladesh in Saudi Arabia has issued an emergency notice for Bangladeshi citizens residing in the Kingdom.

The directive, released on Monday (March 2), urges Bangladeshis to exercise necessary caution and strictly adhere to the guidelines issued by Saudi authorities. This follows the recent drone attack on the US Embassy in Riyadh.

Key Guidelines for Citizens
The embassy has advised the Bangladeshi community to remain calm and avoid spreading rumors. Specific instructions include:

Social Media Restraint: Citizens are requested to respect local laws and refrain from uploading, sharing, liking, or commenting on any photos, videos, or news related to the security situation on social media platforms.

Travel Verification: Before heading to the airport for air travel, passengers are advised to contact their respective airlines or travel agents to confirm flight schedules and status.

Emergency Contact Information
For any urgent assistance, the embassy has provided the following hotline numbers:

Department	Hotline Number
Diplomatic Wing	8001000124
Labor Welfare Wing	8001000125
Passport & Consular Services	8001000126

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