Bangladesh aims to send migrant workers to Malaysia before December following the receipt of 568 demand letters, according to the Bangladesh Overseas Employment and Services Limited (BOESL).

BOESL`s preparation for sending workers

The government has received 568 demand letters for sending workers to Malaysia so far. Mohammad Rashedul Haque, Managing Director of BOESL, stated that the authorities are finalising all procedures to commence sending workers to the country prior to December, facilitated by courier service DHL.

Speaking at a press conference held at the Ministry of Expatriates` Welfare and Overseas Employment on Thursday (November 12), he elaborated on the selection process involving zero cost and overall operational strategies.

"We have received 568 demand letters to date. We will finalise everything before December," Rashedul Haque said. "With the cooperation of DHL, we will be able to send them abroad swiftly. I want it to begin before December; if there is a delay of a day or two due to any reason, that is a different issue, but we want it to start via DHL."