US Embassy in Dhaka advises US citizens to be vigilant about protests

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The US Embassy in Dhaka has advised US citizens to be vigilant due to protests across the country, including Dhaka, in response to the conflict in Gaza, Palestine.

The advice was given in a post on the US Embassy's website, Facebook page and X (formerly Twitter) handle in Dhaka on Monday.

The post said that there could be a day-long protest today, Monday (April 7, 2025). University students are planning to participate in mass demonstrations and protests across the country, including Dhaka, in response to the conflict in Gaza. The US Embassy in Dhaka will limit its services in the afternoon today, Monday (April 7) due to possible traffic congestion and protest rallies towards the embassy.

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