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Sunday | November 15, 2026 | Dhaka

Bangladeshi remittance warrior dies in Oman

 Laxmipur Correspondent
 Published: 12:05 AM, 10 November 2026

A Bangladeshi remittance warrior named Syed Zaman (55) has died in Oman. He died of a stroke at his workplace in Al Burami city of the country on Thursday afternoon.

Syed Zaman is the son of Tamiz Uddin Baksi of Jajira area of Charfalkon union of Kamalnagar upazila of Lakshmipur district . He left behind two sons, two daughters and a wife.

It is known that Syed Zaman migrated to Oman 10 years ago to meet the needs of his family. Despite being abroad for a long time, he could not restore the family’s well-being.

His family is living an inhumane life in a dilapidated house at home. Perhaps, thinking about his family, he could not bear the human pressure and died of a stroke at work.

His family strongly demanded the government to send Syed Zaman’s body to the country quickly through the Ministry of Expatriates’ Welfare.