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International Migrants Day: With dreams departed, they come home dead

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45,301 migrant workers' corpses arrived in Bangladesh between 2008 and June this year. Of the 307 workers whose bodies arrived in December 2019, 176 (56 percent) died of strokes and most of them were young or middle-aged. Experts say the temperature in the Gulf countries is too high for Bangladeshi migrants.

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International Migrants Day: With dreams departed, they come home dead

International Migrants Day: Less than two years ago, 28-year-old Nazmul Biswas left his village in Khulna for Qatar, hoping to provide for his family. With a similar dream of a better life, Golam Mustafa, 26, of Cumilla and Rabiul Awal, 31, of Narayanganj went to Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

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