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24 December, 2015, 13:26
Update: 24 December, 2015, 13:26
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NTV Online
24 December, 2015, 13:26
Update: 24 December, 2015, 13:26
Bangladeshi Abdul Halim died undergoing treatment in Riyadh’s Shamesi Hospital. Photo: NTV

Madinah: A Bangladeshi was stabbed to death in an attack by some Ethiopians at Riyadh in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday.

The deceased is Abdul Halim, a resident of Chhalikandi village of Muradnagar upazila in Comilla.

Around four people were also injured during the incident. 

The injured are Nazrul, of Fulgazi upazila in Feni, Iqbal, from Dhaka, and Jasim, and Motaleb, both are habitants of Chauddagram in Comilla. The injured were admitted in different hospitals. 

Our Riyadh correspondent said over phone, the Bangladeshis had an argument with a group of Ethiopians at Jamal Commercial Market in Riyadh at about local time 7:00pm on Wednesday. At one stage, the Ethiopians stabbed the Bangladeshis.

Hamid was admitted to Riyadh’s Shamesi Hospital in critical condition. Later, he died while undergoing treatment, said the reporter.

 

 

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