Expatriates IN SINGAPORE
As activists celebrate Hasina’s withdrawal, but are Bangladeshis in Singapore.
” Simply speaking, it was a sense of enormous relief. The long black night had suddenly ended”, said Dr Muntasir Mannan Choudhury, a Singapore permanent citizen of 17 years.  ,
Many lives were lost in the past few weeks and with her departure, there was” no prospect of further intensification” in the situation that could lead to further deaths, said the senior advisor hand clinician at Alpha Joints and Orthopaedics.
He added that the protests were more about a” cumulation of suffering and anger” over the years due to a variety of causes, including problem and the lack of freedom of speech. They were not just about the task limits.  ,
We applaud the individuals and the common people for doing something that people thought was impossible, according to Dr. Muntasir, who described the incident.  ,
That being said, the 46-year-old was concerned about the safety of his family back home during the top of the protests, especially from the government.
” Many of our family individuals from all over the world and at home had expressed their condolences to the activists because we all thought it was a legitimate and only reason.  ,
” We were scared of vengeance from the authorities on the ones who were now in Bangladesh, particularly my elder friend’s family,” said Dr Muntasir.  ,
Abdullah Hilton, the owner of the business, said his worries heightened when he was unable to call his home for several weeks during the internet outage.  ,
The Bangaldeshi, who has been in Singapore for 17 times, was also concerned about his younger brother, a blogger who moves around usually for his work.  ,
” We ( did n’t ) know who was going to shoot, who was going to die,” said the 41-year-old.
And it was not at all helpful that the location where a college student died was just five minutes away from his parents ‘ home.  ,
However, both Mr. Abdullah and Dr. Muntasir claimed that their problems have been eased as the situation in their home state begins to improve.
Dr Muntasir said he is enthusiastic about Bangladesh’s coming, pointing out that Professor Yunus is the” best option” to lead the country.  ,
One of its “great abilities” will be the addition of the two scholar officials from the organization that organized the demonstrations in the new Cabinet, he said.  ,
We think the people have been heard, and we do n’t think the door will close. It’s a stop. ”  ,
Furthermore, Mr Abdullah said the modifications the protests brought may serve as a reminder for the next state.  ,
” Because of the student protesters, the government ( that ) will be formed in the future will not dare to do anything dishonest. ”  ,