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Shima bites, cuts apart her husband's tongue!
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10 Jun 2024, 18:16
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Shima Khatun, wife Sohag Hossain, has bitten his tongue in Chaugachha upazila of Jessore. He was admitted to Jessore General Hospital in critical condition.
The incident took place at Patibila village in Chaugachha upazila on Monday afternoon (June 10). The injured was identified as Sohag, son of Mozammel Haque of that village.
According to Sohag's family, there was a quarrel between Sohag and his wife Shima Khatun around 12:30 pm. At one stage, Shima Khatun bit her husband's tongue and cut it apart. Later, family members rescued Sohag and took him to Chougachha Upazila Health Complex. At that time, the duty doctor referred him to Jashore General Hospital for better treatment.
Doctors at the surgery department said Sohag will never get his tongue back. But he is out of danger.
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Shima bites, cuts apart her husband's tongue!
Shima Khatun, wife Sohag Hossain, has bitten his tongue in Chaugachha upazila of Jessore. He was admitted to Jessore General Hospital in critical condition.
The incident took place at Patibila village in Chaugachha upazila on Monday afternoon (June 10). The injured was identified as Sohag, son of Mozammel Haque of that village.
According to Sohag's family, there was a quarrel between Sohag and his wife Shima Khatun around 12:30 pm. At one stage, Shima Khatun bit her husband's tongue and cut it apart. Later, family members rescued Sohag and took him to Chougachha Upazila Health Complex. At that time, the duty doctor referred him to Jashore General Hospital for better treatment.
Doctors at the surgery department said Sohag will never get his tongue back. But he is out of danger.
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The bodies of Karim Uddin, his wife Shamima Akhter Rozi and their two-year-old son Tani were recovered from Sylhet on Monday (June 10). They have been fasting since last Saturday on the occasion of the month of Dhul Hijjah. They did not take Iftar after Sehri on Monday. All three were killed when a mound collapsed on their house while they were sleeping.
Yasmin Begum who lost her son, daughter-in-law and grandson said, I have two sons, two daughters. Of the two sons, Rahim is the eldest and Karim is the younger. Karim works at a travel agency in Sylhet city.
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Ward councillor Jahangir Alam said, 'Two families used to live in the collapsed house. Six members of two families were trapped under the muddy house due to the landslide. Police, fire service and we rescued three members of a family and sent them to Sylhet MAG Osmani Medical College Hospital. In addition, an army team started working on the spot in search of the rest of the same family who were buried in the landslide. At one stage, the bodies of Karim, his wife and child were recovered. The incident is very tragic.
