Bangladeshi killed in UAE as drone debris falls on farm

Earlier, two Bangladeshi nationals were killed, and seven others sustained injuries due to missile and drone attacks in different parts of the Middle East.

Md Shah Alam Bhuiyan, who died in the UAE on 1 April 2026. Photo: Collected

A Bangladeshi national was killed after shrapnel from a drone interception fell on a farm in the Al Rifaa area of the United Arab Emirates, said Emirates News Agency-WAM news.

The deceased, Md Shah Alam Bhuiyan, 50, was the second son of Hanif Bhuiyan of Ismail Bhuiyan Bari in Jiruin village under Sahebabad Union of Brahmanpara upazila. He was a father of four. After completing a three-month leave, he returned to his workplace last year.

According to family sources, early this morning (1 April), a warning siren was sounded in the Dibba Al-Fujairah area, prompting people to move to safer locations. At that time, while on his way to work, Shah Alam Bhuiyan was struck by debris from a drone and died on the spot. Locals claimed that the wreckage fell in the area after a drone launched from Iran was shot down.

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As news of the incident spread, a wave of grief engulfed his family in Brahmanpara. Locals have demanded that his body be brought back to the country as soon as possible.