Archive · 9 Jun 2025
Ex-President Hamid Returns Amid Uproar After Medical Care
Former President Abdul Hamid, 81, returned to Bangladesh after getting medical treatment in Thailand.
He arrived at the airport early Monday morning.
Hamid, who served two terms, was accused in a murder case.
His departure for treatment prompted a protest.
Authorities promised action against officials.
Hamid was allowed to leave for medical treatment because there was no court order or embargo.
Upon arrival, Hamid completed immigration formalities.
He was treated for cancer in Bangkok.
Investigation into the case is underway and Hamid will face legal actions if found guilty.
Former President Abdul Hamid returned to Bangladesh after medical treatment in Thailand.
His return followed a month after his departure sparked protests.
He was accused in a murder case and his departure prompted protests.
Authorities suspended police officers due to the departure.
Hamid was diagnosed with cancer and was treated in Bangkok.
- Who
- Former Bangladeshi President Abdul Hamid
- What
- Abdul Hamid returned to Bangladesh after medical treatment abroad.
- When
- Monday, June 9, 2025
- Where
- Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Why
- To receive medical treatment.
Student Protests
Government Stance
Hamid's Departure
Student Protests
Students protested Hamid's departure because he was accused in a murder case.
Government Stance
Authorities allowed Hamid to leave for medical treatment.
- Former President
- Abdul Hamid
- Age
- 81
- Arrival Location
- Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport
- Accusation
- Murder case
- Treatment Location
- Thailand
- Medical Condition
- Cancer
- Action Taken
- Two police officers suspended
Sources
Ex-prez Hamid returns to Bangladesh after medical treatment abroad: Reports
Ex-prez Hamid returns to Bangladesh after medical treatment abroad: Reports
Bangladesh: Abdul Hamid, who served two terms as president during Hasina era, returns home amid poll push
Ex-prez Hamid returns to Bangladesh month after departure sparked uproar