The body of Shah Alam, who was killed in the UAE, is expected to arrive in Bangladesh on Thursday

The body of Bangladeshi Shah Alam, who was killed by missile debris in the Dibba area of ​​Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, will arrive in the country next Thursday (April 9).

The Bangladesh Embassy in Abu Dhabi confirmed the matter in a condolence message.

According to embassy sources, after completing the necessary legal and official procedures, his body is being sent home under special arrangements. Emirates- EK 0580 flight. This flight will land at Dhaka airport at 8.40 am on April 9. His brother-in-law, Shariful, will accompany the body as his entourage.

The Bangladesh Embassy in Abu Dhabi has expressed deep sorrow over the unexpected death of Shah Alam. In a message, the embassy expressed its deepest condolences to the bereaved family of the deceased and prayed for the eternal peace of his departed soul. Shah Alam's sudden death has cast a shadow of grief over his hometown and the diaspora.

It is worth noting that on April 1, at approximately 6 am local time, he died on the spot when debris created during the interception of a missile from Iran fell on him.