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Two Bangladeshis were shot dead after being caught up in a gunfight between two groups in Benghazi of Libya on Friday afternoon.
The deceased are Abul Kalam Azad, 32, of Barguna; and Shafiqur Rahman, 33, of Pirojpur. They were cleaners at the firm, Sharikat Kazi.
The victims were hit by bullets while travelling by a taxicab in Benghazi town, Ahsan Kibria Siddiqui, first secretary at the Bangladesh embassy in Libya, told The Daily Star.
The duo and their Libyan taxicab driver died on the spot at 4:30pm (local time).
The Bangladesh embassy will take necessary steps to bring the bodies of the two back home, said Ahsan.
He urged all Bangladeshis in Libya to remain alert for potential risky situations in the country.
Around 25,000 Bangladeshis are now working in the African country.
Over 32,000 Bangladeshis have returned home since February 2011 when a war broke out in Libya
Two Bangladeshis were shot dead after being caught up in a gunfight between two groups in Benghazi of Libya on Friday afternoon.
The deceased are Abul Kalam Azad, 32, of Barguna; and Shafiqur Rahman, 33, of Pirojpur. They were cleaners at the firm, Sharikat Kazi.
The victims were hit by bullets while travelling by a taxicab in Benghazi town, Ahsan Kibria Siddiqui, first secretary at the Bangladesh embassy in Libya, told The Daily Star.
The duo and their Libyan taxicab driver died on the spot at 4:30pm (local time).
The Bangladesh embassy will take necessary steps to bring the bodies of the two back home, said Ahsan.
He urged all Bangladeshis in Libya to remain alert for potential risky situations in the country.
Around 25,000 Bangladeshis are now working in the African country.
Over 32,000 Bangladeshis have returned home since February 2011 when a war broke out in Libya
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