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5 Bangladeshis among 6 killed in Qatar road crash

The expatriate workers died on the way to their workplace, police say

5 Bangladeshis killed in Qatar road crash

Akbar Hossain Bachchu, from Qatar

Published : 21 Jun 2026, 04:07 PM

Updated : 21 Jun 2026, 04:07 PM

Five Bangladeshi nationals are among the six people killed in a road accident in Qatar.

The accident occurred in the Al-Shahaniya area on Saturday morning local time.

The expatriates killed in the accident have been identified as Jashim Uddin, Jibal Uddin, Mostak Ahmed, Jubair Ahmed, and Quader Ahmed – all of whom hail from Gachbari village in Sylhet’s Kanaihat Upazila.

They were all headed to work in a pickup van when the vehicle veered out of control and crashed. Six people were killed on the spot. The final victim was an Indian national.

The bodies of the dead are currently being kept in the morgue of a local hospital. The local

With support from the Bangladesh embassy, arrangements are being made to quickly send the five bodies home once legal proceedings are complete, said Ahmed Malek, general secretary of the Jalalabad Association in Qatar.

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