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Dhaka: Karwan spent four days and four nights at the market looking for tickets. He also got tickets with great difficulty. After overcoming the uncertainty, he hoped to regain the smiles on the faces of his children and family. But due to the lack of accurate information, the flight was shattered.
A couple in the palace are seeing the darkness in their eyes. So they are sitting in front of the Saudi Airlines office at the Sonargaon Hotel and wailing. But they don’t understand if they can go to Saudi Arabia in the current crisis.
Mohammad Mumin Khan and Bonya Akhter from Singair village in Rajbari Sadar upazila are breaking down in tears after being unable to go to Saudi Arabia. The couple was in mourning in front of the Saudi Airlines office at 10 a.m. on Wednesday (October 8).
Speaking to banglanews, Mumin Khan said in a tearful voice: ‘My flight and my wife’s were written on October 7 at 1:20. But there is no writing at 1:20 AM or PM. Flight number SV705, Oct 8, 1:20. Saudi Airlines officials did not explain to me that the flight would take place on the night of October 8, the night of October 6, after 12 p.m. I showed the paperwork to some people, who said the flight was on October 6 at 1:20 pm But when I went to the airport on Wednesday morning, they said the flight had left for the night. Then the sky seemed to fall on his head. ‘
Mumin Khan said: ‘I got into this situation because Saudi Airlines officials did not provide the correct information. I am an uneducated person, you could explain it to us. But then they didn’t say anything. We both have valid visas, but the situation now, when we get the ticket again, is the biggest crisis now. ‘
The couple live in the Abaha province of Saudi Arabia. They both work there as domestic servants. They returned to the country on February 1 before the corona virus outbreak. He was scheduled to return to Saudi Arabia in April on a three-month vacation. But by then international flights with Saudi Arabia had stopped.
Like other expats, they spend their days anxiously. The couple finally dreamed of returning to Saudi Arabia on September 15 when they were allowed to start international flights. After a long wait, they got tickets on October 5. But her trip to Saudi Arabia was mired in a confusion of information.
Mumin Khan said he came straight from the airport to the airline’s office and told them to wait. When everyone has finished handing out the tickets, maybe they can call in the evening. I am waiting now.
Bangladesh time: 1059 hours, October 8, 2020
TM / FM
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