Government stands by families of 7 Bangladeshis killed in Saudi road crash, PM expresses grief

Prime Minister Tareque Rahman has expressed deep grief and sorrow over the deaths of seven Bangladeshi nationals in a tragic road accident in Saudi Arabia. In a condolence message on Sunday, he conveyed heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved families and wished the injured a speedy recovery.

Seven Bangladeshi nationals were killed in the road accident in Saudi Arabia on November 7. Six others were injured in the same incident.

The prime minister's press secretary, Saleh Shibli, shared the information about the condolence message.

In the message, the prime minister said he was deeply grieved by the incident in which seven Bangladeshi nationals were killed and six others injured.

The prime minister conveyed his sincere condolences to the members of the bereaved families. He also prayed for the forgiveness of the souls of the deceased.

The prime minister wished the injured a speedy and full recovery.

The prime minister said the Bangladesh government stands beside the affected families in this difficult time.

The message said that all necessary assistance to the families of the victims and to the injured will continue through the Bangladesh embassy and consulate in Saudi Arabia.

The prime minister assured that support to the affected families through the embassy and consulate will continue.