Karim Miah
Karim Miah was reportedly killed in an Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon, where he had been living and working as a Bangladeshi expatriate. He had gone abroad to earn money and support his family in Bangladesh. At the time of the initial reports, the Bangladesh Embassy in Beirut stated that the death could not yet be officially confirmed because the bodies had not been formally identified.
Karim Miah was among two Bangladeshi expatriates reported killed in an Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon. The attack reportedly struck the residence where he was staying in the Mayfadoun area of Nabatieh district on the night of May 11, 2026. News reports identified him as the son of Kazam Ali and Moyna Begum from Haran Khola, Dulalpur, in Shibpur Upazila of Narsingdi district, Bangladesh. Because the bodies had not yet been formally identified, the Bangladesh Embassy in Beirut stated that it could not officially confirm his death at that time. If confirmed, he would have died while working abroad to support his family.
Biography
Karim Miah was a Bangladeshi expatriate worker from Haran Khola village, Dulalpur area, Shibpur Upazila, Narsingdi district, Bangladesh. He was the son of Kazam Ali and Moyna Begum. He had traveled to Lebanon to work and support his family. He was reported killed in an Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon in May 2026, although official confirmation was pending at the time of the report.
Karim Miah was a resident of Haran Khola in Dulalpur, under Shibpur Upazila in Narsingdi district, Bangladesh. He was the son of Kazam Ali and Moyna Begum. Like many Bangladeshi migrant workers, he went to the Middle East seeking employment opportunities and hoping to improve his family’s economic situation.
In Lebanon, Karim was reportedly residing in the Mayfadoun area of Nabatieh district in the country’s south. On the night of May 11, 2026, an Israeli drone strike reportedly hit his residence. Media reports listed him among the deceased, but the Bangladesh Embassy in Beirut stated that the deaths could not yet be officially confirmed because the bodies had not been conclusively identified. Until formal identification was completed, some details regarding his employment, family circumstances, and personal life remained unavailable.
Additional Information
Karim Miah was reportedly killed in an Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon, where he had been living and working as a Bangladeshi expatriate. He had gone abroad to earn money and support his family in Bangladesh. At the time of the initial reports, the Bangladesh Embassy in Beirut stated that the death could not yet be officially confirmed because the bodies had not been formally identified.
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2 more Bangladeshis reportedly killed in Lebanon1 tbsnews.net Open source
2 more Bangladeshis reportedly killed in Lebanon2 justnewsbd.com Open source
Drone strike kills 2 more Bangladeshis in Lebanon3 daily-sun.com Open source