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Bangladesh sets target to send 1 million workers abroad in 2022

Bangladesh sets target to send 1 million workers abroad in 2022

  • Authorities hopeful to reach target as 70% of Bangladeshis should be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in April 
  • Over 10 million Bangladeshis are living and working abroad, mainly in the Middle East
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