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Tiny 'terror' invades DU
It's tiny, but no less tyrant than a campus terror. It sucks blood but cannot be captured easily. The vermin-vampire'invades the most desired leisure at night after one goes to bed. It's bedbug, reports UNB.
Once the Dhaka University campus residents would remain ever scared about rattle of guns-in daytime or at night. No less than five dozen lives have been claimed by terrorist bullets at the university since country's liberation. However, there have been moments of lull. Amid a little silence of guns, the residents now haunted by bug menace.
Over the years, Dhaka University students have been fighting the bedbug menace. The residents of DU dormitories say the bugs posed nagging vexations for campus lire. One can keep off mosquito menace spraying insecticides or burning colls, but nothing of that sort can hold back the tiny bloodsuckers.
Not only in the dormitories of Dhaka University, but the same problem exists in almost all student barracks in the country'.
None of the student fronts on bodies brings out any procession or holds rally against this
menace, which infests not only the dorms but also many classrooms. The university authorities never launched any drive to eradicate bugs for the sake of the students.
Bedbugs infested almost all beds of Ine residential halls. The percentage of their existence depends on cleanliness of the respective rooms.
Tanmay Dutt, a resident of October Memorial Hall of Jagannath Hall, recollects his sufferings caused by bedbug-when he was a first-year student. "I could not even sleep in first three-four days of my hall life."
He said he applied each and every suggestion made by his fellowmen. but could live in peace for a few days only. And then again crept back tne bed trespassers.
Hablbur Rahman Habib, a sophomore of Geology Department and resident of Shahidullah Hall, says 50 per cent rooms of their dormitory are affected by bedbugs.
To get rid of their invasion. 1 sunbathed rny bed and mattress. bathed them in Savlon-inixed hot water and used many other things. But. I failed and am frustrated."
Dr M A Mannan, Provost of Sergeant Zahurul Huq Hall.
told UNB that none of the students of his dormitory did complain about the matter. A few months back, aggression ol bedbug was heard in the hall auditorium and he changed all the chairs- to rescue the students.
But." he said. "I myself have been suffering from the menace of white ants that are very destructive to furniture and textiles."
Abdul Maleque. Provost of Haii Mohsin Hall, echoed his colleague. 'The students did not make any complaint with me in my five-month Provostship and eight years of House Tutorship."
"If we complain, what they will do for us? They have a lot of big problems. So the com-f>lain will go bust with .heir augh," said Azad Majumdcr. a resident of Mohsin Hall.
"As he conceive, bedbug and armed cadres are all the same, both are harmful for the general students and that's why I hate Ttoth," the student said drawing a queer comparison.
While talking to UNB. Prof Mahmud UI Ameen of Zoology Department, who is also an Entomologist, said bedbug is an insect of Cirhek Hemipterus species. It sucks blood by stinging humans and can cause der-matitus. kala azar etc.
Bedbug is rare in clean room and that's why one can easily escape the aggression of the insect cleaning furniture regularly. repairing and taking care.