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Bomb scare at Willes Little Flower

5 injured in blasts of abandoned bombs; 2 nabbed for threat-call to CU VC

Staff Correspondent
An explosive scare seized the Willes Little Flower School at Kakrail on sighting of a time-bomb-like device in a toilet yesterday noon, a few hours after five others including a toddler and two children were injured in two bomb blasts at Shyampur and Gulistan in the city.
Abdul Karim, a staff of Willes Little Flower School, first noticed an object wrapped in red adhesive tape and attached with wires to a Casio wristwatch on the toilet's cornice in the school's new building and took it
to be a time bomb device. He immediately informed the school authorities of the find.
As the news spread amid an ongoing examination, students, teachers and staffers as well as guardians waiting outside the school gate got panicked. The guardians lined up along the school boundary shouting, "Stop examination, give our children back to us."
"An explosives expert from the Criminal Investigation Department at around 5:30pm dismantled the object and found a tape-wrapped dared not dismantle the bomb.
At last Assistant Commissioner (MT) Mohammad Shahjahan took the explosive container to safety at around 2:00pm.
"An explosive expert from Criminal Investigation Department at around 5:30pm dismantled the container and found a scotch tape wrapped piston inside it," a Ramna Police Station officer said.
As the news spread to the guardians waiting outside the school gate, they got panicked and lined the school boundary shouting "Stop examination, give our children back to our laps," when examinations were going on inside.
Assistant Headmistress of the school Khaleda Akhter said she could not suspect who might have done it. The school authorities were firm on holding examinations.
In Jurain, 18-month-old Yanoor, Rozina, 5, and Shathi, 7, suffered splinter injuries while playing with a homemade bomb they did not know, in jorda container that went off at around 8:30am.
"Yanoor's two elder sisters Rozina,5, and Shathi,7, found the bomb abandoned on a road near their house at 200/12 Minshibari at Jurain in Shyampur," said Faruq Shikder, the victim's father.
Yanoor with five splinter injuries in
the back is undergoing treatment at Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) while Rozina and Shathi took first aid from local clinics.
In the other incident, two day labourers were injured as two homemade bombs hidden in piles rubble near the volleyball stadium at Gulistan exploded.
Faruq, 25, received splinter injuries to his right leg and hands and Karim, 16, to both his legs. They were treated at the DMCH.
While 18 day labourers were clearing the rubble at about 9:00am, a spade hit the bombs kept beneath the rubble pile making them explode, witnesses said.
Police could not say who kept the bombs there.
BOMB THREAT TO CU VC
Police yesterday arrested two youths for giving bomb threat to the Vice-chancellor's (VC) office of Chittagong University (CU), reports Staff Correspondent from Chittagong.
The two -- Mohammad Shahjahan and Jagadish Rudra -- were arrested at around 7:00pm at their phone-fax shops -- AH Traders and Palli Phone -at CU No 1 gate near the Chittagong-Hathazari Road, police said.
They told police that two unidentified bearded persons made the phone calls at 11:15am to the VC office.