The bodies of four expatriate brothers who died mysteriously inside a car in Oman’s South Al Batinah region have arrived in Bangladesh. The remains reached Dhaka’s Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport at 8:15 p.m. on Tuesday aboard a Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight. Member of Parliament Hummam Quader Chowdhury handed over the bodies to their relatives at the airport, expressing condolences and praising the Ministry of Expatriates’ Welfare and the embassy for arranging the repatriation swiftly.

According to the report, the ministry provided financial assistance of 35,000 taka per body for transportation and burial. The four brothers—Rashedul Islam, Sahedul Islam, Sirajul Islam, and Shahidul Islam—were sons of the late Jamal Uddin from Banderaj Para village in Lalangar Union, Rangunia, Chattogram. Their bodies were taken to Rangunia on Tuesday night, and they were scheduled to be buried after funeral prayers on Wednesday morning.

Earlier, on May 13, the brothers reportedly died from suffocation caused by toxic air conditioner gas inside their car in Oman’s Al Muladdah area.