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7 Burned in Explosion from Gas Line Leak
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12 Nov 2024, 08:34
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An explosion occurred from a leak in a main gas line on the road in Sonargaon Upazila of Narayanganj, injuring seven workers.
The incident took place at around 11:00 p.m. on Monday, November 11, in front of the Lovely Cinema Hall in Sonapur, Kanchpur.
The injured workers are Joy, Md. Jahangir Alam, Md. Sultan, Raju, Mizan, Md. Shahjalal, and Ripon.
Eyewitnesses reported that the workers were installing a water tap on the road in front of the Lovely Cinema Hall in Sonapur, Kanchpur, when an explosion occurred from a nearby leak in the main gas line during welding work. Seven workers were burned in the incident.
Of those injured, two are out of danger, but the remaining five have been admitted to the National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery in critical condition. The extent of their burns is not yet known.
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Three of a Family Shot Dead in Ukhiya Camp
Three members of a family were gunned down by unidentified terrorists at a Rohingya camp in Ukhiya upazila of Cox's Bazar early Monday (October 21).
The incident happened around 5 am.
The deceased were Ahammad Hossain (65), his son Syedul Amin (28), and his daughter Asma Begum (15). They were residents of camp No-17 of X-block.
Confirming the matter, Ukhiya police station's Officer-in-Charge Arif said they are investigating to identify the killers.
He said that with the help of APBN police, the body was recovered and sent to Cox's Bazar Sadar Hospital for autopsy after this incident. Legal action is pending.
According to the camp sources, the campaign has been associated with the terrorist activities of the deceased Rohingya Syedul Amin Arsa for a long time. Because of this, unknown terrorists attacked him brutally and killed him along with his parents.
After the attack, unidentified terrorists escaped through S-4, and B-7 blocks of Lal Pahar.
National Finance Ltd. Appoints New Board Members
National Finance Ltd. (NFL), a leading financial institution in Bangladesh, has announced key appointments to its Board of Directors today. Ms. Fahima Mannan has been named Chairman, while Ms. Arifa Kabir takes over as Vice Chairman. Abu Samsul Kabir and Ridwan Zahir Khan have also joined as new directors.
Ms. Mannan, who has been with NFL’s board since 2016, holds an MBA in Finance from Hofstra University, USA, and serves on the board of OMC Group. Ms. Kabir, a graduate of North South University, previously held a directorial role at Bengal Windsor Thermoplastics Ltd.
Abu Samsul Kabir brings 15 years of experience from KABCO Pharmaceuticals in New York, specializing in supply chain management. Ridwan Zahir Khan, currently a director at Ananta Garments Ltd., holds a Master’s in Global Management from Royal Roads University, Canada.
National Finance Ltd. looks forward to benefiting from the extensive expertise and strategic vision of its newly appointed board members as it continues to drive its mission of delivering innovative financial solutions and achieving new milestones in Bangladesh’s financial sector.
National Finance Ltd. (NFL) is one of Bangladesh's premier financial institutions, committed to providing comprehensive financial services and innovative solutions to meet the evolving needs of its customers. With a strong foundation in the financial sector, NFL continues to contribute to the growth and development of Bangladesh's economy.
Eight Tankers Derailed in Chuadanga, Khulna Rail Link Cut
Eight tankers of an oil-carrying train derailed in Chuadanga, causing a complete suspension of rail communication between Khulna and the rest of the country.
The incident occurred around 12:45 AM on Tuesday night (October 22) at the Uthli Railway Station in Jibannagar Upazila.
As a result of the derailment, two Khulna-bound trains—Chitra Express and Simanta Express—were halted, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded and facing difficulties.
Mintu Kumar Roy, the station master of Uthli Railway Station, told the media that the oil train was heading towards Khulna when it derailed near the station's down-signal point.
He added that a rescue train is on its way to the site to begin recovery operations soon.
Border Killing: Bangladeshi Shot, Body Taken by BSF
A Bangladeshi named Rezaul Karim (26) was killed in firing by the Indian Border Security Force (BSF) at Dhobaura border in Mymensingh. Deceased body was taken across the border by BSF personnel, according to a report.
The incident took place near 1139/9 S Pillar in Munshipara BGB camp, Digalbag border area of South Maizpara Union at around 9 pm on Thursday (October 24). The deceased Rezaul Karim is the son of Abdus Sattar of Narayanpur village of Sherpur district.
Nayek Subedar Hazrat Ali of Munsapara BGB Camp confirmed the matter on Friday (October 25) night.
Talking to some locals, it is known that Rezaul Karim was a drug dealer. Go to India to get medicines at low cost. Locals heard loud gunshots on the border at 9 pm on Thursday. Later that night, Rezaul Karim did not return.
Subedar Hazrat Ali said that Rezaul Karim entered India illegally. He died there. We have received a letter from BSF. However, the letter did not mention the cause of death or why he entered India.
He further said, we will send a letter on Saturday. However, we are not allowed to bring dead bodies through our camp area. Senior officers will decide on this.
Train Schedule Disruption Persists
Although the derailed Panchagarh Express coach has been recovered, the situation remains unmanageable due to damage to the signaling system. As a result, each train is departing three to three and a half hours late.
On Saturday (October 26), not only the journey was delayed, but the railway authorities also canceled the journey of the inter-city Jayantika Express on the Dhaka-Sylhet route and the Agnibina Express on the Dhaka-Tarakandi route.
Meanwhile, passengers returning to Dhaka after a long time are also expressing their anger, blaming the authorities for the prolonged situation.
Railway authorities said that efforts are underway to normalize the schedule. They say the train is still running with the manual signal. Work is underway to fix the signal issue.
Although the carriage of the derailed Panchagarh Express has been recovered, the situation is still beyond control due to the damage to the signal system.
Meanwhile, the railway authorities have formed an inquiry committee into the derailment of the coach. Action will be taken subject to the report of the committee.
It is to be noted that the Panchagarh Express train met with an accident at the Kamalapur railway station area on Thursday (October 24). In this, 3 coaches of the train fell off the line. However, no one was injured.
6 Killed as Truck, CNG Collide in Narsingdi
Six people were killed in a head-on collision between a truck and a CNG-run auto-rickshaw at Shibpur in Narsingdi this afternoon.
The accident took place on the Itakhola-Monohardi road in the Pacharbari area of Shibpur on Saturday (October 26) afternoon.
The victims were not immediately identified.
Shibpur Police Station's Officer-in-Charge (OC) Md Afzal Hossain confirmed this.
According to the police, and locals, a CNG carrying passengers from Itakhola was going to Manohardi on Saturday afternoon. When the autorickshaw reached a place called Pacharbari, it collided with a truck going to Itakhola. The CNG was completely twisted. Six people, including the autorickshaw driver and passenger, died on the spot. After receiving the information, the fire service and the police are conducting a rescue operation.
He said that all the victims were passengers of the autorickshaw. Among them, there is a woman. We are currently working to recover the bodies and their identities.
Army Camps to be Set Up in All Housing Areas of Mohammadpur
To combat terrorism, extortion, robbery, and theft in the capital's Mohammadpur area, the Bangladesh Army will establish temporary camps in every housing zone starting Sunday, October 27. Army personnel stationed at these camps will monitor and maintain law and order in the area around the clock.
Major Nazim Ahmed, Deputy Commander of the 23rd East Bengal Regiment, shared this information at a press briefing held at the army camp in Bosila at 1:00 a.m. on Saturday, October 26.
He explained, "To control the law and order situation, temporary camps will be set up across different housing areas in Mohammadpur from October 27. One camp will be established for every two to three housing zones, from where army members will oversee and maintain order throughout the area."
Major Nazim further disclosed that the 23rd East Bengal Regiment conducted a raid on Saturday, resulting in the arrest of 45 criminals, including two involved in a recent daring robbery at the Bosila supermarket. Several locally-made weapons used by the suspects were also recovered during the operation.
Highlighting the extent of the problem, Major Nazim mentioned that 27 to 28 juvenile gangs have been identified in Mohammadpur, with 30 to 40 percent of their members concentrated in Geneva Camp. "Among those arrested, we have apprehended 15 to 16 key leaders or godfathers involved in extortion and robbery. Office-goers, students, and ordinary people have suffered under their activities," he said.
The army officer also noted that members of the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) and the police assisted in the operation, and the detainees have been handed over to the local police station.
