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National Citizen Committee’s announcement on Sunday Govt job seekers demand an age limit of 35 years One die of dengue, 118 hospitalised RMG factories resume operation in Savar China reaffirms boosting Bangladesh ties: Spokesperson Rain is predicted in the next 5 days Corruption allegation against foreign cadres inaccurate, misleading: MoFA Floods cause Tk 33.46b agri loss A mild earthquake felt in Rangpur Koko’s wife Sharmila Rahman in Dhaka Accident on Bangabandhu Bridge kills 3 Adani Group urges Bangladesh to expedite payment of $800m outstanding dues Tarique Rahman seeks legal solution, not special privileges to return BNP starts talks with its allies to keep unity intact Ex-land minister’s son arrests CA takes 7-members team to UNGA “Teesta water distribution agreement must be by international law” RAB finds weapons and ammunition in ​​Mohammadpur Four kills in bus and microbus collision Ex shipping minister Shajahan Khan arrested S Alam Group companies alone took half of Islami Bank loans: New chairman Muhammad Yunus slams Sheikh Hasina for making remarks on Bangladesh from India BFIU seeks bank accounts details of ex Speaker Shirin Sharmin, her family President accepts resignation of Awal Commission Mother-son among 3 ’strangled to death’ in Cumilla B’desh- India border talks likely in Oct Apparel workers return to work amid tight security measures Regent’s Shahed freed from jail on bail Fast fashion drove Bangladesh - now its troubled economy needs more Bangladesh team reach Dhaka with victory Awal-led EC likely to exit today At least 4 killed in Georgia high school shooting British High Commissioner Sarah Cooke meets Khaleda Zia Jahangir seeks Japan’s help to overcome losses in flood-hit agro sector Iran keen to expand trade ties with Bangladesh BB dissolves IFIC Bank board, forms new board Resignation rumours: CEC calls emergency press conference Over 100 RMG factories shut after workers’ unrest HSC 2024 results announce through subject mapping Clash between Barisal University and BM College students

Bangladesh Consulate in Sittwe, Myanmar being moved temporarily

Published: 07:47, 12 February 2024

Bangladesh Consulate in Sittwe, Myanmar being moved temporarily

-The Bangladesh Consulate in Sittwe, Myanmar will soon be shifted to Yangon on a temporary basis due to the current security situation there.

“A verbal instruction has already been given. Process is underway,” a senior official at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told UNB on Sunday.

Other foreign missions stationed in Sittwe are also moving to Yangon on security grounds.

Foreign Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud on Saturday said the process of sending back the Myanmar security forces who took shelter in Bangladesh is underway following discussions between the two countries.

He said it was not just the members of Myanmar's Border Guard Police (BGP) and army who had fled to Bangladesh, there were some civilians too. And over a hundred people have also entered India.

"They also took them back (from India). Several members of their families, along with their border forces and army, have also fled from Myanmar to our country. Our Ambassador had a meeting with the Foreign Minister of Myanmar. Myanmar agreed to take them back," said the Foreign Minister.

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