Bangladeshis in Hong Kong lament disrupted business operations back home during protests


Bangladeshis in Hong Kong with business ties to their home country said their operations in fields such as manufacturing, trading and hospitality were disrupted during the month-long protests that led to the ousting of the country’s prime minister on Monday.

The protests, which started in July as a call for an end to a job quota system for the civil service, snowballed into a mass movement driven by students, resulting in the deaths of hundreds.

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