The Bangladesh Embassy has urged Bangladeshi expatriates living in Kuwait to remain particularly cautious amid recent missile and drone attacks in the country.
The appeal was made in an emergency notice signed by Mohammad Moniruzzaman, Counsellor and Head of Chancery at the Bangladesh Embassy, on Thursday (September 3).
According to the notice, Bangladeshi residents in Kuwait should stay away from areas surrounding military installations for their safety. They were also urged to respect Kuwaiti laws and follow instructions issued by the Kuwaiti government.
As part of the alert for Bangladeshi expatriates in Kuwait, the embassy also requested residents not to take photographs or record videos of missile or drone attacks. They were advised to remain cautious while using social media.
The embassy further urged expatriates to refrain from uploading photographs or videos related to the regional situation on social media. The alert for Bangladeshi expatriates in Kuwait also emphasizes following local laws and government instructions.
In case of emergency, Bangladeshi expatriates in Kuwait have been asked to contact the Bangladesh Embassy through its hotlines at +965 69920013, +965 66516404, and +965 50895161, or by email at mission.kuwait@mofa.gov.bd.
The embassy has reiterated the alert for Bangladeshi expatriates in Kuwait and urged everyone to follow official safety instructions amid the evolving regional situation.
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