Bangladesh is also actively considering sending a rescue team to Syria as rescuers continue struggling to save lives in the aftermath of the massive twin earthquakes and aftershocks.
"It is under our active consideration," Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Seheli Sabrin told reporters on Thursday afternoon.
At the weekly media briefing, she also said two rescued Bangladeshi students — Nur-e-Alam and Md Golam Syed Rinku — are undergoing treatment.
"Bangladesh Mission in Turkey is in constant touch with them and their family members," said the spokesperson.
Bangladesh has already sent a 61-member rescue team to Turkey.
Seheli said 19 Bangladeshis who were stuck in the most earthquake-affected region in Turkey were shifted to Ankara on Thursday.
