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NEWS SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 2018 2 Peoples democratic Alliance organized a mourn rally in capital yesterday marking 43rd death anniversary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Photo : TBT Plane stolen by 'suicidal' employee crashes near Seattle A "suicidal" airline employee stole an empty Horizon Air turboprop plane, took off from Sea-Tac International Airport and was chased by military jets before crashing into a small island in the Puget Sound on Friday night, officials said. Preliminary information suggests the crash occurred because the 29-year-old man was "doing stunts in air or lack of flying skills," the Pierce County Sheriff's Department said. Ed Troyer, a spokesman for the Pierce County Sheriff's Department, said on Twitter the man was suicidal and there was no connection to terrorism. Video showed the Horizon Air Q400 doing large loops and other dangerous maneuvers as the sun set on the Puget Sound. There were no passengers aboard. Authorities initially said the man was a mechanic but Alaska Airlines later said he was believed to be a ground service agent employed by Horizon. Those employees direct aircraft for takeoff and gate approach and de-ice planes. Witnesses reported seeing the plane being chased by military aircraft before it crashed on Ketron Island, southwest of Tacoma, Washington. Troyer said F-15 aircraft scrambled out of Portland, Oregon, and were in the air "within a few minutes" and the pilots kept "people on the ground safe." The sheriff's department said they were working to conduct a background investigation on the Pierce County resident, whose name was not immediately released. The aircraft was stolen about 8 p.m. Alaska Airlines said it was in a "maintenance position" and not scheduled for a passenger flight. Horizon Air is part of Alaska Air Group and flies shorter routes throughout the U.S. West. The Q400 is a turboprop aircraft with 76 seats. Pierce County Sheriff Paul Pastor said the man "did something foolish and may well have paid with his life." The man could be heard on audio recordings telling air traffic controllers that he is "just a broken guy." An air traffic controller called the man "Rich," and tried to convince the man to land the airplane. Rangpur region suitable for enhancing Aus rice cultivation: DAE DG RANGPUR: Director General (DG) of the Department of Agriculture Extension (DAE) Agriculturist Mohammad Mohsin has said the Rangpur region is suitable for enhancing cultivation of eco-friendly and less irrigation water consuming Aus rice, reports BSS. "The farmers have exceeded the fixed Aus rice cultivation target by 28,000 hectares of land this season in the country. Of the total, the farmers managed to exceed the fixed Aus rice farming target by 15,000 hectares of land alone in Rangpur region," he said. The DAE chief disclosed the information while addressing a view-sharing meeting with the agriculture officers in the conference room of the DAE's Additional Director's office here on Friday as the chief guest, a press release said yesterday. The event was arranged as part of its DG's 'Inspection of ongoing agricultural activities and taking necessary steps' programme in Rangpur agriculture region with its Regional Additional Director Md Shah Alam in the chair. Vice-principals of different Agriculture Training Institutes (ATI), Deputy Directors, District Training Officers, Additional Deputy Directors, Horticulture Specialists and Upazila Agriculture Officers of the DAE from all over Rangpur region were present. Vice-principal of Tazhat ATI Agriculturist Md Golam Mostafa, Deputy Director of Burirhat Horticulture Centre Agriculturist KM Moududul Islam, Deputy Director of Rangpur DAE Agriculturist Dr Md Sarwarul Haque and Mithapukur Upazila Agriculture Officer Agriculturist Md Khorshed Alam narrated the ongoing field level agricultural activities, issues, problems and necessary suggestions. Regional Farm Broadcasting Officer of the Agriculture Information Service Agriculturist Md Abu Sayem moderated the function. The DAE Chief said farmers exceeded the fixed Aus rice farming target in Rangpur region to achieve a bumper output following adoption of time-befitting technologies and distribution of incentives by the present pro-farmer government. "There are ample scopes to enhance Aus rice farming in Rangpur agriculture region," he said and suggested the field level agriculture officials for adopting plans to inspire the local farmers in enhancing cultivation of less irrigation water consuming Aus rice. He expressed satisfaction over adoption of the 'Logovo' method of transplantation of Aman rice seedling in rows by keeping a row blank after every ten rows in the fields. To reduce the risk of floods, he directed his field level officials to strengthen monitoring of the prepared late variety Aman rice seedbeds on highlands and floating seedbeds in low-lying flood-prone areas so that there was no seedling crisis for floods. Govt works relentlessly to rural infrastructure development: Shahriar RAJSHAHI: State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shahriar Alam said the present government led by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been working relentlessly for infrastructure development in the rural areas, reports BSS. He said social change has become visible everywhere in the rural areas by dint of massive infrastructure development. He was addressing a public meeting to mark the foundation laying of two rural roads in Hazir more area under Bagha upazila of the district on Friday as the chief guest. The 2.6-kilometer roads, one from Monigram to Balihata and another from Habashpur to Gorhasthan more, will be constructed with an estimated cost of around Taka one crore. Shahriar Alam said the present government has been implementing various projects to improve living and livelihood condition of people. He urged the people to keep their confidence on the government so that it can work for welfare of those in the days ahead. Mentioning that Awami League only represents the people of Bangladesh, Alam said the party has brought the nation's independence through a long struggle led by Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and it will also bring economic emancipation of the people as well. The state minister said Bangladesh witnesses real development when Awami League comes to power. Over the last nine and half years, the present government has pulled five crore people out of extreme poverty, making the country a role model of development in abroad. Bangladesh would be economically self-reliant if Awami League remains in power, he also added. Alam called upon the people to vote for Awami League in next national election to continue the pace of country's development. "Bangladesh will be turned into a safe haven for corrupt people, terrorists and militants if BNP and its cohorts come to power again," he continued. Chaired by local Awami League leader Saiful Islam, the meeting was addressed, among others, by Upazila Nirbahi Officer Shahin Reja and awami league leaders Ashraful Islam and Zillur Rahman. Bhasani Anusari Parishad organized a memorandum meeting memorizing Khalequzzaman Choudhury. Photo : TBT ‘JMB’ man held in Jhenidah DHAKA : Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) members arrested an alleged Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) activist from Shyamkur village in Maheshpur upazila on Friday night, reports UNB. The arrestee is Jasim Uddin, 34, son of late Azizul Haque of the village. Assistant superintendent of police Sohel Parvez, company commander of Rab-6 Jhenidah camp, said they conducted a drive at the house of Jasim at night and arrested him. Jasim is an active JMB member, claimed the Rab official. 170 houses gutted in Bandarban fire BANDARBAN : At least 170 houses were gutted in a fire that broke out at Maddampara in Sadar upazila on Saturday, reports UNB. The fire originated from the kitchen of a house around 12 pm and it soon engulfed the adjoining ones. Three firefighting units and locals with the help of police and army brought the fire under control after one and half an hours. At least seven people, including two army men, were injured while putting out the fire, said Lt Col Mohammad Amin, commander of Bandarban Sadar zone army. The injured were taken to local army hospital for treatment, he added. At last 115 families, mostly ethnic minorities, lost their dwelling houses in the devastating fire, witnesses said. 'Robber' killed in Magura 'gunfight' MAGURA : A suspected robber was killed in a 'gunfight' between two gangs of robbers at Ramkantopur in Mohammadpur upazila early Saturday, reports UNB. The deceased was identified as Abul Bashar Biswas, 40, son of Golam Sarwar Biswas of Nohata village and an accused in 10 robbery cases. Being informed about the gunfight between two robber gangs over sharing of money, police went to the spot and recovered the body of Bashar, bullet shells and some sharp weapons from the spot, said Tariqul Islam, additional superintendent of Magura Police. A case was filed. 470 families in Chandpur get new homes CHANDPUR: Minister of Disaster Management and Relief Mofazzal Hossain Chowdhury Maya Bir Bikram yesterday allotted a total of 470 homes among poor families under the Ashrayan Project-2 in the district, reports BSS. He allotted 329 homes at Chengarchar municipality and 141 at Ikhlaspur union. While allotting the homes, Maya said, "It was a dream of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman to rehabilitate all poor families with new homes but he could not materialize his dream. Now his daughter, our Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is fulfilling his dream by allotting homes to them through Ashrayan Project." Upazila Executive officer Sharmin Akhter presided over the programme while Chengarchar Pourashobha Mayor Alhaj Rafikul Alam Jaj, Poura Awami League General Secretary Ataur Rahman Dhali, panel Mayor Haji Ruhul Amin and Councilor Abdul Mannan Bepari also spoke, among others. Man slaughtered by 'son' in Bagerhat BAGERHAT : A man was slaughtered allegedly by his son at Ali Bazar in Morelganj upazila early Saturday. The deceased was identified as Yunus Ali Hawlader, 70, reports UNB. Quoting witnesses, Thakur Das Mandal, officer-in-charge (investigation) of Morelganj Police Station, said Yunus's son Lal Miah Hawlader, 45, attacked his father and slaughtered him with aa sharp weapon around 4:30 am over family feud. Later, locals caught Lal Miah and handed him over to police. Police recovered the body. ‘Drug trader’ held in Faridpur FARIDPUR : Members of Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) in a drive arrested a suspected drug trader along with 1063 bottles of Phensidyl from Kanaipur area of Sadar upazila on Saturday morning, reports UNB. The arrestee is Md Obaidur Khan, 20, a resident of Jhaukhola village in Kanaipur union. Md Roisuddin, additional superintendent of police and company commander of Faridpur camp, said a team of Rab- 11 conducted a drive in the area and arrested Obaidur along with the Phensidyl. The arrestee was handed over to Kotwali Police Station and a case was filed under the Special Powers Act. A press conference was held at National Press Club yesterday on the occasion of declaring an alliance of independent candidate titled 'Moulik Bangla'. Photo : TBT Corruption allegedly witnessed with help of DNCC official TBT Report: An investigation reveals that DNCC authorities have set up vegetable market at a certain place in DNCC's Shishu Park in Karwan Bazar. Moreover DNCC has established around 30 illegals shops beside 2 no Super Market after grabbing roads in the name of workers and triangular tin shed market. DNCC has also set up 22 illegal shops behind Karwan Bazar kitchen market. Mosharraf Hossain, president of Kawran Bazar Business Associations informed that, in present there are about 200 illegal shops in Kawran Bazar. They have informed about the matter to DNCC state officer Aminul Islam but there was no effective result from his side because a huge sum of money from these illegal shops goes into his pocket. It is to be noted that, collection of illegal toll allegedly by Jannat Traders in collusion with DNCC official highlights an undeniable fact. The practice of extortion from car and other vehicles as well as traders has flourished because of the involvement of corrupt officials of the city corporation. On 6/2/2018 Dhaka North City Corporation gave tender to Jannat Traders. Jannat Traders were supposed to get the tender on 2/2/2017 but was give on 6th February 2018. In between, the government got Tk 50 lakh less revenue. Jannat Traders filed writ petition for not getting the tender as of given time. The Petition no is 14210/2017.Jannat Traders were highest tax payer on 7/08/2017 and it was finalized on 13th August 2017. High Court then issued a rule for 4 weeks. Jannat Traders submitted TK 8, 75, 125 to City Corporation on 22 October 2017. Violating the law DNCC state officer Aminul Islam gave the tender to another organization on 26th October for 1 month. During the 1 month period city corporation received half of the money and the rest half of the money could not yet be traced. After the incident, one month later DNCC gave the tender back to Jannat Traders. According the 19 column of DNCC schedule, an organization cannot file a case against DNCC, but Jannat Traders did file a case against DNCC violating the rule. State officer Aminul Islam gave the tender to Jannat Trader which violates DNCC rule. Not caring about the law, Jannat Traders are taking higher toll. According to DNCC, 1 hour car parking is TK 15, 1 hour motorbike parking is Tk 5 nad 1 hour cycle parking is Tk 2. But in place of Tk 15, Jannat Traders are taking 200-300 Taka per hour for cars, 50 taka per hour for motorbike and 20 taka per hour for cycle. Jannat Traders are also taking toll from government cars, which Tk 1500 for a month, but DNNC strictly does not allow taking tolls from government cars. Everyday fighting takes place regarding toll. The law enforcements are silent regarding the matter. Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, MP after knowing about the matter sent a notice to handover the Kawran Bazar parking area to the government. The P.O number of the notice is: Sha Ma 2018/24 After contacting DNCC state officer Aminul Islam he refused about minister's notice stating that he doesn't have any knowledge about the matter, and still now the receiving of toll continues. They are continuously violating Home Minster's instructions. The extortion is being taken from footh path hawkers as well. Business in Kawran Bazar area is going down day by day as taking extortion is not stopping. Crime, violence and murder are rising as well in the area. Local people of the area demands strict action against extortion and crimes and the people responsible for it. Indonesian island lifted 10 inches by deadly quake Scientists say the powerful Indonesian earthquake that killed more than 300 people lifted the island it struck by as much as 25 centimeters (10 inches). Using satellite images of Lombok from the days following the Aug. 5 quake, scientists from NASA and the California Institute of Technology's joint rapid imaging project made a ground deformation map and measured changes in the island's surface. In the northwest of the island near the epicenter, the rupturing faultline lifted the earth by a quarter of a meter. In other places it dropped by 5-15 centimeters (2-6 inches). Some 270,000 people are homeless or displaced after the earthquake, which damaged and destroyed about 68,000 homes. NASA said satellite observations can help authorities respond to earthquakes and other natural or manmade disasters. Nearly a week since the 7.0 quake, Lombok is still reeling but glimmers of normality are returning and devout villagers are making plans for temporary replacements of mosques that were flattened. In Tanjung, one of the worst affected districts in the hard-hit north of the island, a food market opened Saturday and locals bought vegetables and fish. Some shops also opened for business despite being in damaged buildings.
METRO SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 2018 3 Initiative to promote low-cost sanitary napkin launched DGM Conference-2018 of Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board (BREB) was held at its headquarter on Saturday. In that Conference, more than 3 hundred Deputy General Managers (DGM) of 80 Rural Electricity Association and field level executive engineers were present. The chairman of BREB Maj Gen (retd) Moin Uddin gave direction to all DGMs against corruption being present as the chief guest. Photo: Courtesy Rangpur region suitable for enhancing Aus rice cultivation: DAE DG RANGPUR : Director General (DG) of the Department of Agriculture Extension (DAE) Agriculturist Mohammad Mohsin has said the Rangpur region is suitable for enhancing cultivation of eco-friendly and less irrigation water consuming Aus rice. "The farmers have exceeded the fixed Aus rice cultivation target by 28,000 hectares of land this season in the country. Of the total, the farmers managed to exceed the fixed Aus rice farming target by 15,000 hectares of land alone in Rangpur region," he said. The DAE chief disclosed the information while addressing a view-sharing meeting with the agriculture officers in the conference room of the DAE's Additional Director's office here on Friday as the chief guest, a press release said. The event was arranged as part of its DG's 'Inspection of ongoing agricultural activities and taking necessary steps' programme in Rangpur agriculture region with its Regional Additional Director Md Shah Alam in the chair. Vice-principals of different Agriculture Training Institutes (ATI), Deputy Directors, District Training Officers, Additional Deputy Directors, Horticulture Specialists and Upazila Agriculture Officers of the DAE from all over Rangpur region were present. Vice-principal of Tazhat ATI Agriculturist Md Golam Mostafa, Deputy Director of Burirhat Horticulture Centre Agriculturist KM Moududul Islam, Deputy Director of Rangpur DAE Agriculturist Dr Md Sarwarul Haque and Mithapukur Upazila Agriculture Officer Agriculturist Md Khorshed Alam narrated the ongoing field level agricultural activities, issues, problems and necessary suggestions. Regional Farm Broadcasting Officer of the Agriculture Information Service Agriculturist Md Abu Sayem moderated the function. The DAE Chief said farmers exceeded the fixed Aus rice farming target in Rangpur region to achieve a bumper output following adoption of time-befitting technologies and distribution of incentives by the present pro-farmer government. "There are ample scopes to enhance Aus rice farming in Rangpur agriculture region," he said and suggested the field level agriculture officials for adopting plans to inspire the local farmers in enhancing cultivation of less irrigation water consuming Aus rice. He expressed satisfaction over adoption of the 'Logovo' method of transplantation of Aman rice seedling in rows by keeping a row blank after every ten rows in the fields. To reduce the risk of floods, he directed his field level officials to strengthen monitoring of the prepared late variety Aman rice seedbeds on highlands and floating seedbeds in low-lying flood-prone areas so that there was no seedling crisis for floods. Case filed over incident of hitting Home Minister's car DHAKA : A case has been filed in connection with the incident of hitting the Home Minister's car in front of National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD) Sher-e-Bangla Nagar area in the capital on Friday night, reports UNB. Traffic Inspector Ekhlasur Rahman filed the case against helper Manik and driver Ibrahim Khalil Emon with Sher-e Bangla Nagar Police Station around 11:45pm, said sub-inspector Yadul, a duty officer at the police station. A bus of New Vision Paribahan hit Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan's car in front of NICVD around 8:45pm when he was coming out of the institute after visiting a patient, said the SI. The minister was unhurt but the rear side of the vehicle got damaged. Police later detained the driver and helper of the bus. The incident took place at a time when the Traffic Week, an annual programme of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police aiming to raise awareness and bring discipline in road transport, is underway. It was inaugurated by the minister on August 4. Meanwhile, police have taken legal actions against 113,423 vehicles, realised fines amounting to around Tk 3.77 crore and seized 3,544 vehicles in separate drives against traffic rules violators across the country in three days since the Traffic Week began on Sunday. UGC chairman seeks locals' help to set up RMSTU's permanent campus RANGAMATI : Chairman of University Grants Commission (UGC), Bangladesh Prof. Abdul Mannan sought local people's help in establishing a permanent campus for Rangamati Science and Technology University (RMSTU), reports UNB. He came up with the urge while inaugurating a workshop after signing an agreement between UGC and RMSTU at a programme arranged at Rangamati Parjatan Holiday Complex. Mentioning that 64 acres land have been acquired for the project, he said the permanent campus will be built under a master plan of Tk 227crore this year. Already digital survey has been completed, said the UGC chairman. BSMMU cardiology dept's reunion on Sept 29 DHAKA : Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) Alumni Association of Cardiology Department will hold a reunion at the BSMMU on September 29. BSMMU Vice Chancellor Professor Kanak Kanti Barua is expected to join the function as chief guest while Chairman of the Cardiology Department Professor Syed Ali Ahsan will preside the meeting. Cardiology Department Professor Dr Mustafa Zaman and Associate Professor Dr Jahanara Arzu are the conveners of the programme. Associate Professor Dr Jahanara Arzu said registration is going on to held the function. She urged the interested alumni to communicate with the Cardiology Department (Room 418) for registration. Writers-Students-Teachers-Cultural activists jointly formed a human chain in front of National Press Club yesterday demanding release of Shahidul Alam. Photo : TBT DHAKA : Speakers at a programme on Thursday urged for promoting affordable and sustainable sanitary napkin products for marginalized women to protect them from infectious diseases, reports UNB. The speakers came up with the urge while Ella, a non-profit organisation working for menstrual hygiene of female industry workers, launched a partnership with several others organisations at British Council Auditorium in the city. The partners include Beximco, Dulal Brothers Ltd, Persona, Momitex Expo Ltd and Support. According to the organizers, Ella Alliance is working for producing environment friendly sanitary napkins called Ella pads and other hygiene products from garment scraps fabrics those are left after producing tons of garments in the textile factories in Bangladesh. Ella alliance works with a view to ensure health and wellbeing of marginal women with a mission of zero waste from textile and to create new entrepreneurs, said the organizers. Mamunur Rahman, founder of Ella Pad said, in this project, garments scraps will be reused to make lowcost feminine hygiene product. Claiming sanitary napkin as a luxurious product for the garment workers because of being expensive for them, he said, Bangladesh is losing approximately 200 million workdays every year as the female workers are absent in heavy flow days losing their salaries as well. "Female workers of those textile garment factories make Ella for themselves so that they don't have to spend a lot on expensive branded sanitary pads and still can maintain hygiene during their menstruation" added the founder saying the target is also to create new entrepreneurs from the poor working women. Dr Nowsheen Sharmeen Purabi, a gynecologist said, due to lack of hygiene maintenance women of the country face different serious health issues. Due to the high cost of commercial sanitary napkins, the marginalized women cannot afford the hygiene which affects their health, she added. Low cost production of the pads using garment scraps would help these women to afford their hygiene maintenance, said the gynecologist. Mirza Nurul Ghani Shovon, President of National Association of Small and Cottage Industries of Bangldesh (NASCIB), said, if the underprivileged women and female RMG workers are given proper support they can emerge as new entrepreneurs producing these low cost hygiene products. Ahmed Abdul Kabir Chowdhury, CSR and Compliance Manager of Beximco, said, the Ella Pad comes in two sanitary product variants-regular biodegradable napkins and low-cost reusable underwear. If the factories allow the female workers to use the necessary facilities such as machinery, scraps, leftovers and space they can produce the products for using themselves and distribute the surplus to fellow workers, he said. He further added that most importantly, these female workers are getting these sanitary products free of cost. The whole process is managed by the female workers themselves. Bangladesh Federal Union of Journalists (BFUJ) formed a human chain in front of National Press Club yesterday demanding arrest of miscreants who attack on photo journalists recently. Photo : TBT 'Terrorist' killed in Chattogram gunfight CHATTOGRAM : A suspected terrorist was killed in a 'gunfight' with police at Dudhkumra in Anwara upazila early Saturday, reports UNB. The deceased was identified as Mohammad Nasir alias Mamun, 35, son of Haju Kalamiah of Boalia and accused in 18 cases including murder and gang-rape. Dulal Mahmud, officer-incharge of Anwara Police Station, said police arrested Mamun on Friday afternoon.Later, a team of police conducted a drive in the area along with Mamun to recover arms.When the team reached the area around 1am, a gang of terrorists opened fire on them, prompting the law enforcers to fire back in self-defence, triggering the gunfight.Mamun received bullet while trying to flee and died on the spot. Police recovered one LG, several rounds of bullet from the spot.Two policemen were also injured. Pregnant woman's body recovered in Savar SAVAR : Police recovered the hanging body of a pregnant woman from Solai Market area in Bhakuta union here early Saturday, reports UNB. The deceased was identified as Ratna, 30, wife of Khairul Islam, a lineman of Palli Bidyut Samity. Locals said that family members found the body of 9- month pregnant Ratna hanging from a ceiling fan at her room and informed police.Later, police recovered the body and detained Khairul.Sujan Biswas, subinspector of Bhakurta Police Camp, said as autopsy would be done to determine whether the incident was murder or a suicide. Photojournalists are eyes of the society: Discussants RANGPUR : Discussants at a launching function yesterday termed the photojournalists as the eyes of the society while the other journalists as the conscience of the society. "The photojournalists take professional risks in bringing out all types of events happening in the society through their cameras to present the real situation before the whole nation," said Member of Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) Anwarul Islam. Anwarul, also Organising Secretary of district Awami League (AL), said this in the function arranged by Rangpur Photo Journalists' Association (RPJA) at its new office at City Park Market as the chief guest. Earlier, Anwarul formally inaugurated the new office of RPJA by cutting ribbon in the function. Later, special munajats were offered seeking eternal peace of the departed soul of the Architect of Independence and Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and continuous success of RPJA. With RPJA President Aftabuzzaman Hiru in the chair, Office Secretary of district AL Tauhidur Rahman Tutul addressed the function as special guest. General Secretary of RPJA Shahidur Rahman Shahid delivered welcome speech in the function moderated by its Office Secretary Rezaul Karim Jiban. President of Mahiganj Press Club Bablu Nag, former General Secretary of RPJA Shakil Ahmed, its incumbent Vice-president Golzar Hossain Ador, journalists Humayun Kabir Manik, Uday Chandra Barman, among others, addressed. The chief guest called upon the photojournalists and other journalists to play their responsible role in accelerating national development through their professional activities by sincerely following the ethics of journalism in conducting responsibilities. Businessman stabbed dead in Jhenidah JHENIDAH : A businessman was stabbed to death allegedly by a medicine shop owner at his shop in the district town on Friday night, reports UNB. The deceased was identified as Mizanur Rahman, son of late Monwar Hossain of Dhigol village in Shailakupa upazila. Quoting witnesses, Milu Miah Biswas, additional superintendent of Jhenidah police, said Mizan was talking to pharmacy owner Amirul Islam at his drugstore in front of Shishu Hospital around 9pm.Hearing screams of Mizan at one stage, locals rushed in and found him dead in front of the medicine shop.Kanak Kumar Das, additional superintendent of Sadar circle police, said Mizan might have been killed over internal issues between the two. nvwi q Q Avgvi GmGmwm 2014Bs m‡bi cixÿvi g~j †iwR‡÷ªkb KvW© nvwi‡q‡Q| hvi †ivj bs- 116018 hvi †iwR‡÷ªkb bs- 1310597837/2014 †mkb- 2014 wkÿv †evW© XvKv| avbivB _vbvi wRwW bs-401 ZvwiL : 10/07/2018| gvt wgRvbyi
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