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    Six Bangladeshis killed, one injured in South Africa

    Martin AkumaBy Martin AkumaJuly 28, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Six Bangladeshis killed, one injured in South Africa

    DHAKA, July 28, 2026 (BSS) – At least six Bangladeshi nationals were killed 

    and another injured in a devastating fire at a shop in South Africa’s Eastern 

    Cape Province early today, according to the Bangladesh High Commission in 

    Pretoria.

    The Bangladesh High Commission expressed profound shock and sorrow over the 

    loss of lives and said it was taking necessary steps to assist the victims 

    and their families.

    In a statement, the mission prayed for eternal peace of the departed souls, 

    conveyed profound sympathy to the bereaved families and wished a speedy 

    recovery for the injured Bangladeshi national.

    The fire reportedly broke out at around 3:00 am local time at a shop in Tsomo 

    town near Queenstown in the Eastern Cape Province.

    Bangladesh High Commissioner to South Africa Shah Ahmed Shafi is scheduled to 

    visit Tsomo today to inspect the scene and inquire about the deceased and 

    injured Bangladeshis, according to the mission.

    During the visit, the high commissioner is also expected to meet relevant 

    stakeholders and hold formal meetings with officials of the local 

    administration and the South African Police.

    The meetings are expected to focus on the latest situation, progress in the 

    investigation, necessary assistance for the affected Bangladeshis and further 

    steps to be taken.

    The Bangladesh High Commission said it remains committed to providing all 

    possible support on behalf of the Bangladesh government to the affected 

    nationals and their families.

     

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