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Gulf migrant workers face Iran war fears and rising costs leaving them trapped
International
Published on 4 May 2026

Many cannot return home, even after paying everything
A missile strike in the Mideast killed Bangladeshi migrant worker Mohammad Abdullah Al Mamun, underscoring the growing danger for millions employed across the Gulf. While these workers keep Gulf economies running, they’re caught between lucrative wages and the escalating risk of conflict, with many unable to return home due to soaring prices and constrained options.
- A missile strike killed a Bangladeshi migrant worker in the Mideast
- Millions in the Gulf face higher security risks linked to Iran tensions
- Workers weigh danger abroad against economic pressure back home
- Rising costs are preventing many from returning
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