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THuRSDAY, JANuARY 7, 20216Control law and order situationwithout creating panic among commonpeople - Magura police super ZohirulThe wall of a house under construction for homeless shelter project collapsed in Rampuravillage of Chukaibari union in Dewanganj upazila.Photo: Shamsul HudaHomeless shelter project collapsedin JamalpurRokibul Hoque Dipu, MaguraCorrespondent: I like to control lawand order situation without creatingpanic among common people , toldnewly posted police super in MaguraMuhammad Zohirul Islam . He spokein a view exchanging meeting withjournalists .Police super told , drug addiction hasturned into a fatal disease. Only lawenforcing is not sufficient to controldrug . I would like to rehabilitate drugpeddlers and traders as well as enforcelaw against them . Social movementwill be run to motivate the drug addictsPolice super added , no other identityof culprits will be considered . Themisdeed of culprit matters to me.Finally he told, they will be treatedwith minus tolerance rather than zerotolerance who are fundamentalist andMagura Muhammad Zohirul Islam in a view exchanging meeting with journalistsPhoto : Rokibul Hoque DipuShamsul Huda, Dewanganjcorrespondent: An old womannamed Mamata Bewa (60) was injuredwhen the wall of a house underconstruction of a homeless shelterproject collapsed in Rampura village ofChukaibari union in Dewanganj upazila.The ten feet high wall fell on her and thewhole body of the old woman wascovered with bricks. The incident tookplace in front of Tarnati Rubel (25).While trying to rescue his Nani, Rubelalso got injured in his leg. The incidenttook place at 1:30 pm last Saturday. Thepeople of area admitted Mamata toDewanganj Sadar Hospital.Patient's physical condition wascritical and she was transferred to thedistrict hospital. She was transferredfrom there again for better treatmentand is currently admitted toMymensingh Charpara Hospital.Speaking about Mamta's physicalcondition, grand-daughter Parvin (24)said that her grandmother now canspeaks softly, move both hands.News of the death had already spreadfrom the hospital twice. Relatives worrythat even if Mamata survives, she willspend the rest of her life by lying in bed.Locals complain that the DewanganjUpazila Project ImplementationCommittee is constructing 172 housesunder the homeless Shelter Projectunder the chairmanship of the UpazilaNirbahi Officer. From there, the housework is to be done under the supervisionof the Upazila Chairman and the UnionChairman, but Shyamal Chandra group,the proprietor of Durga Enterprise, isworking on 100 houses through speciallobbying.Not every house has been built fromthe beginning using quality constructionmaterials like gravel, sand, rod, cement.The contractor does not make anyinquiries of the works. This is how DurgaEnterprise is working. DistrictAdministrator Enamul Haq visited thedemolished house. During theinspection, the deputy commissionerwent to see another house nearby. Heinformed that a three-member inquirycommittee has been constituted byA.D.C Shafiqul Islam in this incident.Action will be taken against those whoare found to be corrupt in theinvestigation. At the end of the visit, hewent to see Mamata Bewa at the hospitaland took charge of her treatment.15 labourers, familymembers getfinancial support inRajshahiRAJSHAHI : Some 15occupational labourers andfamily members were givenfinancial support worthTaka 3.90 lakh aimed atfacilitating them toovercome their financialhardship.The support was providedon behalf of the BangladeshLabourers WelfareFoundation under theMinistry of Labour andEmployment for variouspurposes includingoccupational illness andfatalities of the institutionaland non-institutional levelemployees.Rajshahi DistrictAdministration at itsconference hall distributedthe bank cheques among theenlisted persons of fourdistricts in Rajshahi regionon Tuesday afternoon.Deputy CommissionerAbdul Jalil accompanied byAdditional DeputyCommissioner SharifulHaque, Divisional Directorof the Department of LabourEnamul Haque and DeputyInspector General of theDepartment of Inspectionfor Factories andEstablishments (DIFE)Mahfuzul Haque Bhuiyandistributed the financialsupport.Speaking on the occasion,Abdul Jalil said the presentgovernment is pledged toensure occupational safetyand legitimate rights. To thisend, the government underthe dynamic and visionaryleadership of Prime MinisterSheikh Hasina has beenworking relentlessly.He said the workers play avital role in the country'seconomic development."But, they remainedneglected in occupationalhealth. They met accidentsseveral times while on duty,causing a loss to the nationaleconomy," he said.The newly constructed four-storey modern post bungalow of the districtcouncil has been inaugurated in Monpura upazila of Bhola district. Mr.Abdullah Al Islam Jakob MP, Chairman, Parliamentary StandingCommittee on the Ministry of Youth and Sports on WednesdayPhoto : Taybur Rahman (Tuhin)No development to stop duringSheikh Hasina's tenure : MP JakobTaybur Rahman (Tuhin), CharFashion Monpura Correspondent: Thenewly constructed four-storey modern postbungalow of the district council has beeninaugurated in Monpura upazila of Bholadistrict. Mr. Abdullah Al Islam Jakob MP,Chairman, Parliamentary StandingCommittee on the Ministry of Youth andSports inaugurated the 4-room post bungalowat 11 a.m. on Wednesday (January 6).At the same time, Jakob said nodevelopment will stop during the tenure ofSheikh Hasina's government. The buildingwas constructed at a cost of around Tk 3crore with the district council's own funds.Monpura Upazila Awami League Presidentand Upazila Chairman Mrs. Selina AkhterChowdhury presided over the inaugurationceremony of the newly constructed DakBungalow building. Also present on theoccasion were Upazila Mahila ViceChairman Parveen Akhter Rebu, Upazila A-League General Secretary and NorthSakuchia UP Chairman Md Zakir Hossain.AKM Shahjahan, vice-president of UpazilaA-League, Monir Miah, Upazila NirbahiOfficer, Officer-in-Charge of Monpura PoliceStation and other leaders and workers of theorganization were present.One held with 995 gramsof heroin in C'nawabganjCHAPAINAWABGANJ : Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) arrested an alleged drug peddler with995 grams of heroin from Shibganj upazila in the district Tuesday night.The arrested person was identified as Md. Abdul Matin, 35 of Bholamari Chandpur villageunder Shahbajpur union of Shibganj upazila of the district.RAB said, an operation team of RAB-5 from Chapainawabganj camp, on secretinformation, conducted a raid at Hajarbighi Telipara village under Shahbajpur union of theupazila at 7:45 pm and arrested Abdul Matin with the heroin. Later, the arrested person washanded over to the police.Newly-appointed Rangamati Superintendent of Police (SP)Mir Muddasser Hossain held anexchange meeting with journalists working in Rangamati. At the Polwel Cafeteria in Rangamatithis exchange meeting was held on Tuesday. Police officers at the meeting and Rangamati PressClub President Shawkat Hossain Rubel and general secretary Anwar Al Haque, Co-worker printand electronic media journalists were present.Photo: Md.Shaqfiqur RahmanPotato farming exceeds target by2.63 percent in Rajshahi divisionRAJSHAHI : Potato farming hasexceeded the target by 2.63 percentduring the current season in Rajshahidivision because of mounting interestsamong the farmers in general to thevegetable crop farming, reports BSS.The latest official data said theDepartment of Agriculture Extension(DAE) has set a target of producingaround 37.58 lakh tonnes of potato from1.60 lakh hectares of land in all eightdistricts under the division during thecurrent Rabi season.DAE Additional Director Sirajul Islamsaid target has been set to produce 13.61lakh tonnes of potato from 57,677hectares of land in four districts underRajshahi Agricultural Zone, while 23.98lakh tonnes from 1.02 lakh hectares infour other districts of Bogura zone.But, fortunately, the farmers havebrought around 1.64 lakh hectares ofland consisting 60,721 hectares inRajshahi zone and 1.03 lakh hectares inBogura zone taking advantage of thesuitable climatic condition and otherrequisite facilities provided by thegovernment, he added.Meanwhile, the newly harvestedpotatoes have been appearing in the localmarkets abundantly for the last couple ofweeks making both the farmers andconsumers happy."I'm buying newly appeared potatoesevery day at Taka 40 per kilogram fromvendors," said Ambia Ferdousi Khanom,a housewife of Boaliapara in Rajshahicity, adding she's happy over the freshvegetable.Ashraf Ali, a farmer of Hatkanparavillage under Durgapur Upazila, hascultivated potatoes on 35 bigha of land.He's happy over his present farmingcondition. Ali told BSS that many of hisco-villagers are getting lucrative marketprice of the crop at present.Altab Hossain, 54, another farmer ofMougachhi village under MohanpurUpazila, has cultivated the crop onaround 170 bigha of land in Krishnapurarea of Tanore Upazila."I had cultivated the cash crop on 110bigha of land in the same area in theprevious season. I had harvested around8,800 mounds of potato and my profitwas around Taka one crore after sellingthose," said Hossain. He's also very muchhopeful about this year's farming.Like the previous year, Ershad Mondal,another farmer of the same upazila, hasbrought around 100 bigha of land underpotato farming. He said the potato isbeing sold at around Taka 1,400 to 1,500per mound in wholesale markets, whichis much higher than the previous years.Many other commercial farmers are seenpassing their busy times in nursing theircultivation plots at present for catchingthe lucrative market price.MijanurRahman, an operator of deep-tube-wellin Krishnapur village, said the farmersare seen cultivating potatoes moreinstead of Boro paddy in the Barind areaand the Tanore and Godagari Upazilas inparticular.He identically mentioned that thefarmers are interested in potato farmingas it's being adjudged as a less-irrigationconsuming crop than the boro paddy,which is a good sign in terms of lesseningthe gradually mounting pressure onunderground water in the dried barindarea.More than 12.58 lakh communitypeople of 2.66 lakh households are alsobeing motivated and encouragedtowards farming of various less-waterconsuming crops including potato toreduce the pressure on undergroundwater with intervention of the 'IntegratedWater Resource Management (IWRM)'project. Simultaneously, commercialpotato farming has been expanded to thedried lands in massive ways during thelast couple of years in the vast Barindtract as a result of promoting irrigationfacilities by the Barind MultipurposeDevelopment Authorities (BMDA).3 lakh pieces of blankets distributedin Rangpur divisionRANGPUR : The government already distributed three lakh pieces of blanketsamong cold-stricken poor, distressed, disabled and transgender people in Rangpurdivision.Officials said the blankets and other warm clothes are being distributed in brieffunctions arranged abiding by the health directives in the division in the wake ofthe coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.So far, the Prime Minister's Relief Fund has allocated over 2.76 lakh pieces ofblankets for distribution among cold-hit people of all eight districts in Rangpurdivision. Besides, the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief has allocatedTaka 5-lakh for each district administration and Taka 6-lakh for each upazilaadministration in addition to allocations for municipalities to purchase blanketsand warm clothes for the purpose.In Rangpur, distribution of 51,600 pieces of blankets allocated by the PrimeMinister's Relief Fund was completed among cold-stricken poor and distressedpeople to mitigate their sufferings across the district.The Divisional Commissioner, Deputy Commissioners, Upazila Nirbahi Officers,mayors of different municipalities, upazila and union chairmen and publicrepresentatives are continuing distribution of the blankets and warm clothes."Meanwhile, 460 pieces of blankets, allocated by the Prime Minister's ReliefFund, were distributed among cold-stricken people in each union of all 58 upazilasof the division," Divisional Commissioner Abdul Wahhab Bhuiyan told BSS.He said the government would continue distribution of blankets among cold-hitpeople of all eight districts in Rangpur division throughout the winter season tostand beside them and mitigate their sufferings.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 20217BCCI chief Sourav Ganguly tobe discharged ThursdayKenosha District Attorney Michael Graveley announces that no charges will be filed in the August2020 shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, Wisconsin, U.S., January 5, 2021. Photo : InternetNo charges in police shooting ofAfrican American Jacob BlakeKENOSHA : No police will be chargedin the shooting of African AmericanJacob Blake, who was left paralyzed inan incident which sparked unrest in theUS city of Kenosha in August, theprosecutor announced Tuesday.Kenosha County District AttorneyMichael Graveley said that white policeofficer Rusten Sheskey had areasonable claim of fear of beingstabbed when he shot Blake severaltimes in the back as Blake tried to get inhis car.Graveley said it was a "very narrowdecision," but that based on existinglaw for officer-involved shootings, itwould be difficult for state prosecutorsto prove that Sheskey was not engagedin self-defense if he or others werecharged in the case."No Kenosha law enforcement officerin this case will be charged with anycriminal offense, based on the facts ofthe law," said Graveley.The shooting of the 29-year-old onAugust 23 in the Wisconsin townpoured fuel onto nationwide anger overpolice shootings of Black Americans,sparking several days of violentprotests.Bystander video showed SheskeyUK vows'massive' increasein virus jabsLONDON : Britain'sminister for vaccinations onWednesday promised thedrive would speed updramatically to inoculatenearly 14 million people inthe coming weeks, aslawmakers were set to backan England-wide lockdown.Prime Minister BorisJohnson has pledged thatthe most vulnerable -including those over 80 andin care homes - will get a firstdose by mid-February."My absolute focus is toget to 13.9 million," vaccinesdeployment ministerNadhim Zahawi told BBCradio."I'm confident the NHS(National Health Service)has a plan and we will meetthat target," he said."You will see a massiveincrease in the numbers," hesaid, with the public able toget shots at nationalvaccination centres openingsoon, as well as in hospitals,doctors' surgeries andcommunity pharmacies.The House of Commonshas been recalled and willvote retroactively on thelatest restrictions, whichtook legal effect overnightand could remain in forceuntil March 31.However, the governmentsays it plans to review thelockdown including theclosure of schools and nonessentialshops in mid-February.Johnson and HealthSecretary Matt Hancockwere to speak to MPs aheadof the vote, while EducationSecretary Gavin Williamsonwill give more detail on howchildren will be assessedafter he cancelled summerexams including foruniversity aspirants.firing several shots into Blake's back ashe tried to get into his car while histhree children sat inside.Blake survived but was left withoutthe use of his legs. Graveley said thatBlake, whom the officers were trying toarrest at the time, would also not becharged with a crime.Blake's family and attorney decriedthe decision not to charge the officers asanother indication of racism built intothe policing system."This is a slap in the face byWisconsin government and the Districtattorney," his uncle Justin Blake said ina press conference."What has happened has perpetuatedsystemic racism," he said.The family's attorney, B'IvoryLamarr, said there was "more thansufficient evidence" to charge Sheskey."It shows one very important thing,and that is that there are three justicesystems in America: There's one forBlack and brown people, one for policeofficers and one for the rest ofAmerica."But Graveley said officers had reasonto believe Blake was dangerous basedon 911 calls to the scene from hisestranged fiancee, an arrest warrantout for him on domestic abuse charges,and what he said to officers as hesought to leave the scene with his threechildren in the car.The district attorney also said thatofficers made three attempts to tazeBlake to subdue him, which all failed.Graveley added it was "absolutelyincontrovertible" that Blake had armedhimself with a knife while beingconfronted by the police, and that Blakehimself had admitted as much. - Citygirds for fresh protests -The shooting sparked three nights ofviolent protests which culminated onthe night of August 25 when, drawn tothe city by calls from right-wing militia,a 17-year-old carrying an assault rifle,Kyle Rittenhouse, shot dead twoprotestors and wounded a third.Earlier Tuesday Rittenhouse entereda plea of "not guilty" to murder chargesin the shootings. Blake's case fed intothe election battle between DemocratJoe Biden and President DonaldTrump, with Biden offering support forBlake's family and decrying systemicracism in law enforcement, whileTrump expressed support for the policeplus law and order, and forRittenhouse.Warnock makes history with Senatewin as Dems near majorityATLANTA : Democrat Raphael Warnockwon one of Georgia's two Senate runoffsWednesday, becoming the first Blacksenator in his state's history and putting theSenate majority within the Democrats'reach, reports UNB.A pastor who spent the past 15 yearsleading the Atlanta church where MartinLuther King Jr. preached, Warnock defeatedRepublican incumbent Kelly Loeffler. It wasa stinging rebuke of outgoing PresidentDonald Trump, who made one of his finaltrips in office to Georgia to rally his loyal basebehind Loeffler and the Republican runningfor the other seat, David Perdue.The focus now shifts to the second racebetween Perdue and Democrat Jon Ossoff.That contest was too early to call as voteswere still being counted. If Ossoff wins,Democrats will have complete control ofCongress, strengthening President-electJoe Biden's standing as he prepares to takeoffice on Jan. 20. Warnock's victory is asymbol of a striking shift in Georgia'spolitics as the swelling number of diverse,college-educated voters flex their power inthe heart of the Deep South. It marks theend of nearly two decades in whichDemocrats have been shut out of statewideoffice and follows Biden's victory inNovember, when he became the firstDemocratic presidential candidate to carrythe state since 1992.Warnock, 51, acknowledged hisimprobable victory in a message tosupporters early Wednesday, citing hisfamily's experience with poverty. Hismother, he said, used to pick "somebodyelse's cotton" as a teenager."The other day, because this is America,the 82-year-old hands that used to picksomebody else's cotton picked her youngestson to be a United States senator," he said."Tonight, we proved with hope, hard workand the people by our side, anything ispossible."Loeffler refused to concede in a briefmessage to supporters shortly aftermidnight. "We've got some work to do here.This is a game of inches. We're going to winthis election," insisted Loeffler, a 50-year-oldformer businesswoman who was appointedto the Senate less than a year ago by thestate's governor.Democrat Raphael Warnock won one of Georgia's two Senate runoffsWednesday, becoming the first Black senator in his state's history and puttingthe Senate majority within the Democrats' reach.Photo : APNEW DELHI : India's cricket boardchief Sourav Ganguly, affectionatelyknown as 'Dada', is likely to be releasedfrom hospital on Thursday "as per hiswish".This was announced on Wednesdayby the eastern Indian city of Kolkata'sleading private hospital, Woodlands,whereGanguly underwent anangioplasty surgery on Saturday aftersuffering a mild heart attack, reportsUNB."Ganguly is fit and fine. He was to bereleased this morning. But he will nowbe discharged on Thursday as hehimself has opted to extend his stay inthe hospital by one more day," a doctortreating the former Indian skipper toldthe media.The 48-year-old was rushed to theprivate hospital on Saturday morning,after he complained of acute chest painand dizziness while working out at agym. Later that day, he underwentangioplasty after three tiny blockageswere detected in his coronary artery.On Tuesday, India's leading cardiacsurgeon Devi Shetty, who flew down toKolkata from the southern city ofBengaluru,said Saurav could run aGiant vulva statuefuels genderdebate in BrazilSAO PAULO : An enormousbright-red vagina sculptureon a mountain in northeastBrazil is intended to inspireintercourse - not the sexualkind but rather a dialogue ongender issues, particularlypoignant under theconservative government ofPresident Jair Bolsonaro.Artist Juliana Notaricreated the 33-meter (108-foot) vulva, titled "Diva,"with the help of more than20 people, who excavated arural sugarcane field inPernambuco state to make acrevice which she says alsoresembles "a wound.""In 'Diva' I use art toengage with questions thatrefer to gender issues from afemale perspective," Notarisaid on Facebook.The six-meter deep,cement-lined excavationtook nearly 11 months tocomplete, but touches onissues "that are becomingmore and more urgent,"Notari said.Brazil is undergoing a waveof ultra-conservatism whichswept Bolsonaro to power in2019 and has createdpolarized discussion ongender issues, including onhot button topics such asabortion. Since 2003, Notarihas been "working with thefemale anatomy and seeks toprovoke discussions aroundsexual taboos imposed onwomen," official material onthe sculpture said."It's also a wound, too,"Notari said of the sculpture.The work has come underridicule and garneredcriticism, with one Facebookuser posting that "if it was 15minutes of fame she wanted,she got it," while others haveapplauded the artist's abilityto create space for reflection.marathon and fly a plane "as his heartis as strong as it was when he was 20",after examining him at the hospital."This event will not affect his lifestyleor life span. He is going to lead anormal life like anybody else. Souravcan participate in a marathon, fly aplane, or even get back to cricket if hewants as his heart has not suffered anydamage," he had said.During his interaction with Saurav,Dr Shetty said, he had requested thepresident of the Board of Control forCricket in India to influence thecountry's sports bodies to ensuresportspersons go for mandatorycardiac and body check-ups at leastonce in two years."Ganguly's event has shaken theworld raising a question as to how a 48-year-old athlete like him, who does notdrink, smoke, or has any other vices, isa fit man, can have a heart attack. Apreventive health check-up could haveprevented the event," he told themedia."Irrespective of how strict you arewith your lifestyle, irrespective of howathletic you are, you can still have aheart attack if you do not go for aCovid isn't the only infectiousdisease threat to world, saysWHO chiefDHAKA : In a race to "save lives, livelihoodsand end this pandemic", the head of theWorld Health Organization (WHO) has saidthat it's important to remember that COVID-19 is just one of a number of major diseaseoutbreaks facing communities across theworld, reports UNB.In his first regular media briefing of thenew year, on Tuesday, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus toldjournalists that the UN health agency wasalso "picking up and analysing hundreds ofpotential signals every week", concerningother life-threatening illnesses.But he made it clear the pandemic remains"a major public health crisis", while assuringthat the agency is "working day and night" toaccelerate science, provide solutions on theground and build global solidarity.preventive heart check-up at regularintervals," the cardiac surgeon added.Last week, Ganguly had cleared theair about him joining politics ahead ofthe assembly elections in his homestate of West Bengal.Post his meeting with state GovernorJagdeep Dhankhar, rumours weregoing the rounds that he could beIndia's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party'schief ministerial face in the assemblypolls in West Bengal, currently ruled byBanerjee's regional TrinamoolCongress party.However, Dada had told the media,"If the Governor wants to meet you, youhave to meet him. So let us keep it likethat."Considered one of the best captainsin international cricket,Ganguly quitinternational cricket in 2008 butcontinued playing in the multibillion-dollarcricketing tournamentIndian Premier League for a fewmore years.He scored more than 18,500 runs inTests and one-day internationals.Lastyear, Dada was elected as the presidentof BCCI, the world's richest cricketingbody."This is as important for tackling thepandemic as it is for getting essential servicesback up and running again," Tedros wasquoted by UN News as saying.?Pointing out that WHO's work stretches"far beyond emergencies", the UN's tophealth official explained that its operationsencompass improving "human health in allits aspects from birth to old age".He also elaborated on the breadth of theagency's activities - from keeping mothersand babies alive during childbirth to tacklingmental health and controlling HIV and otherdiseases.?"We have learned a lot in the last year; notleast that health is an investment in overalldevelopment, critical for thriving economiesand a key pillar of national security," said theWHO chief.?In a race to "save lives, livelihoods and end this pandemic", the head of theWorld Health Organization (WHO) has said that it's important to rememberthat COVID-19 is just one of a number of major disease outbreaksfacing communities across the world.Photo : APGeorgia counting votes in runoffsthat decide Senate controlATLANTA : Georgia officialsbegan counting the finalvotes of the nation's turbulent2020 election season onTuesday night as polls closedin two critical races that willdetermine control of the U.S.Senate and, in turn, the fateof President-elect Joe Biden'slegislative agenda.The two Senate runoffelections are leftovers fromthe November generalelection, when none of thecandidates hit the 50%threshold. Democrats need towin both races to seize theSenate majority - and, with it,control of the new Congresswhen Biden takes office intwo weeks.President Donald Trumpencouraged his loyalists toturn out in force even as heundermined the integrity ofthe electoral system bypressing unfounded claims ofvoter fraud to explain awayhis own defeat in Georgia,reports UNB.Around 9 p.m. Tuesday,the race was too early to call.Both Democrats had asmall lead in votes counted,but much of that vote camefrom ballots cast beforeElection Day, which generallyfavor Democratic candidates.That left room for theRepublicans to catch up asmore votes cast on ElectionDay, which tend to favor theGOP, were added to thecount.In one contest, RepublicanKelly Loeffler, a 50-year-oldformer businesswoman whowas appointed to the Senateless than a year ago by thestate's governor, facedDemocrat Raphael Warnock,51, who serves as the seniorpastor of the Atlanta churchwhere Martin Luther King Jr.grew up and preached.The other election pitted71-year-old former businessexecutive David Perdue, aRepublican who held hisSenate seat until his termexpired on Sunday, againstDemocrat Jon Ossoff, aformer congressional aideand journalist. At just 33years old, Ossoff would be theSenate's youngest member.The heightened significanceof the runoffs hastransformed Georgia, once asolidly Republican state, intoone of the nation's premierbattlegrounds during thefinal days of Trump'spresidency.Biden and Trumpcampaigned for theircandidates in person on theeve of the election, thoughsome Republicans fearedTrump may have confusedvoters by continuing to makewild claims of voter fraud ashe tries to undermine Biden'svictory.
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