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Two ‘Bangladeshis left’ in China’s Wuhan airport

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Saiyedul Islam, China Correspondent
01 February, 2020, 10:50 am
Last modified: 01 February, 2020, 11:59 am

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Two ‘Bangladeshis left’ in China’s Wuhan airport

The plane later left for Dhaka carrying 318 other Bangladeshis

Saiyedul Islam, China Correspondent
01 February, 2020, 10:50 am
Last modified: 01 February, 2020, 11:59 am
Two ‘Bangladeshis left’ in China’s Wuhan airport

Two Bangladeshi citizens allegedly were not allowed to get on board the Dhaka-bound plane as they had high body temperature.

The persons, who were left behind, are students of Hubei Engineering University and Hubei University of Technology.

Doctors reportedly found their temperatures were higher than normal during the initial screening at the Chinese airport before the flight to Dhaka. So they were left at Wuhan Tianhe International Airport. 

The plane later left for Dhaka carrying 318 other Bangladeshis from the Coronavirus-hit Wuhan city of China.

However one of the students claimed, "I could not sleep last night. May be this could be the reason of the high temperature. I do not have any fever."

The Chinese authorities also did not allow six Indians on board to flight to India after they reported high temperatures during screening.

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