One hundred and fifty more stranded irregular Bangladeshi migrants returned home today (October 10) from Libya. Upon arrival, the repatriated migrants were received by the officials of the foreign ministry and IOM at the airport. Many of them had suffered abduction and abuse during their time in Libya, said the foreign ministry. The foreign ministry’s officials urged the returnees to raise awareness within their communities about the danger of illegal migration, particularly the perilous journey to Europe via Libya. The IOM provided each repatriated individual with a cash grant of Taka 6,000, food supplies, medical assistance, and temporary accommodation if required.

Source: Libya Today October 10, 2024 11:15 UTC