Published: 12:13 AM, 05 September 2026
Russia fire: Bangladeshi death toll rises to 4
The Bangladesh Embassy in Moscow says that the number of Bangladeshi nationals killed in a fire at the Amur Gas Chemical Complex (AGCC) in the Amur Oblast region of Russia's Far East has risen to four.
The fourth victim, Mahin Uddin from Narsingdi, died on Friday local time, said the embassy's First Secretary (Labour) Mizanur Rahman.
Mizanur told bdnews24.com that he had gone to a Moscow hospital on Wednesday to see Mahin, who was undergoing treatment.
"He died on Friday morning while undergoing treatment. He was still talking the day before yesterday. He spoke to his family on a video call."
A major fire broke out at the AGCC near the town of Svobodny on Aug 25.
The AGCC initially reported seven deaths, including those of six Chinese nationals, in a statement. It later posted the death toll on its Telegram channel, which said 14 foreigners had died.
The Bangladesh Embassy in Moscow says that the number of Bangladeshi nationals killed in a fire at the Amur Gas Chemical Complex (AGCC) in the Amur Oblast region of Russia's Far East has risen to four.
The fourth victim, Mahin Uddin from Narsingdi, died on Friday local time, said the embassy's First Secretary (Labour) Mizanur Rahman. Mizanur told bdnews24.com that he had gone to a Moscow hospital on Wednesday to see Mahin, who was undergoing treatment.
"He died on Friday morning while undergoing treatment. He was still talking the day before yesterday. He spoke to his family on a video call."
A major fire broke out at the AGCC near the town of Svobodny on Aug 25.
The AGCC initially reported seven deaths, including those of six Chinese nationals, in a statement. It later posted the death toll on its Telegram channel, which said 14 foreigners had died.
