The Dhaka Times Desk A Bengali immigrant was allowed to stay in France arguing that he would die prematurely if he returned home due to the 'dangerous levels' of air pollution in Bangladesh!
An appeal court in Bordeaux allowed the Bengali to live in the country. Without revealing the name of the 40-year-old Bangladeshi citizen, the British media The Telegraph also reported that the man's lawyer believes that this is the first such verdict in France.
The lawyer told the court that his client has asthma. If he goes to Bangladesh, he may also face the danger of premature death. Lawyer Ludovic Riviere said that 'to my knowledge, this is the first time a French court has issued such a ruling.'
'The verdict states that my client's life will be in danger due to dangerous pollution in Bangladesh.' The discussion about polluted air in Bangladesh is not new but quite old. It was ranked 179th in the global ranking last year. The air in some parts of Bangladesh is almost 6 times worse than the World Health Organization standard.
According to World Health Organization estimates, air pollution is an extreme risk factor for 572,600 deaths in Bangladesh. At the end of last November and at the beginning of this month, Dhaka came to the top of the most polluted cities in the world. In this context, the French court was informed that the medicine that the Bangladeshi person is taking in France is not sufficient in Bangladesh. Apart from this, the Bangladeshi health system can only provide night ventilation equipment to the Bangladeshi during his stay in the hospital.
According to the observation of the French court, the medicine that the migrant takes is not available in Bangladesh. Moreover, the type of ventilation equipment he will need in the hospital can only be provided at night in Bangladesh hospitals for sleeping. The Telegraph reported that the immigrant's father also died of an asthma attack at the age of 54. The migrant victim went to France in 2011. He works as a waiter there. He got temporary residence permit in 2015.
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