The body of Bangladeshi student Jamil Ahmed Limon, who was brutally killed in Florida, has arrived in Dhaka. The remains reached Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport at 8:40 a.m. on Monday, May 4. The repatriation process was supervised by Consul General Seheli Sabrin and Consul Thoing from the Bangladesh Consulate General in Miami. Following the recovery of Limon’s body on April 25, all legal formalities were completed through coordination among the Bangladesh Embassy in Washington, the Miami Consulate, the victim’s family, his university, local Bangladeshi expatriates, and law enforcement authorities.

Earlier, a funeral prayer for Limon was held at the Islamic Society of Tampa Bay Area mosque after the noon prayer, attended by students from the University of South Florida, his relatives, consular officials, media representatives, and members of the local Bangladeshi community.

Meanwhile, preparations are underway to send the body of another Bangladeshi student, Nahida Sultana Brishti, who was also killed in the same incident. Her first funeral prayer is scheduled to take place in Tampa on May 6, coordinated by the Bangladesh Embassy in Washington and the Miami Consulate.