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Nor'wester kills 16, injures 300

BDNEWS, Dhaka
At least 1G people, including women and children, were killed and over 300 injured by nor'wester in Chandpur, Habiganj, Faridpur, Kishoreganj, Manikganj and Munshiganj yesterday andlhesday night.
At least 31 others were also reported missing since the nor'wester accompanied by hail* s«#m razed vast areas felling many tre^s and houses and damaging crops.
Continued rain in many areas,
including capital Dhaka, paralysed normal life. The nor'wester snapped telecommunications and affected electricity supply in a number of places.
Police and local sources said hundreds of thatched houses and trees in Chandpur were damaged in a 15-minute nor’wester starting at Bpmlhcsday.
Police Super Mokhlcsur Rahman informed that Rony, 3, of Ramdhanimura in Hajiganj, Rina Akter, 12, of Ragoi of Shahrasti, and Sabura Khatun, 60, of Chalia in
Faridganj, died as their houses collapsed during die storm. The SP also said freedom fighter Mafizur Rahman, 80, of Chandail of Shaharasti, and madrasa teacher Habibur Rahman, 73, ofGovindapur in Faridganj, died in lightning.
Over 100 people were injured in die storm. Many of them were admitted to Chandpur Sadat- hospital.
One Yunus Sardar, 60, hailing from Shariatpur, remained missing as a boat capsized during the nor'wester. The district was out of electricity Wednesday. Also, telecommunications between the district and upazila headquarters remained suspended.
District relief office, however, said they know nothing about the natural disaster.
In Habiganj, four people— Mamtaz Mian, 62, Rabedunnesa, 60, Anil Das, 48, and Salahuddin, 16, died in lightning while working in the fields at Ajmiriganj Wednesday morning. Two others injured in the lightning were admitted to hospital.
The electricity supply in the district was disrupted till 6pm.
In Kishoreganj, Sufia Khatun, 25, died in lightning while Kaiyum, 13, was electrocuted when he came in touch of a live wire during the rainy weather Wed nesday.
Two people were killed and over 50 injured as a nor'wester lashed Boalmari, Bhanga, Nagarkanda, Sadarpur and Sadar upazilas in FaridpurTuesday night.
M Odud, 80, of Shilahati village, and Zia Sheikh, 45, of Bhelanagar of
Boialmari, died as their house collapsed.
A severe nor'wester lashed Munsiganj Wednesday afternoon killing one person.
In Shariatpur, at least 50 people were injured during a nor'wester Tuesday night.
In Noakhali 30 fishermen were reported missing as several trawlers and boats capsized Tuesday night.
Nor'wester kills 16, injures 300
BDNEWS, Dhaka
At least 1G people, including women and children, were killed and over 300 injured by nor'wester in Chandpur, Habiganj, Faridpur, Kishoreganj, Manikganj and Munshiganj yesterday andlhesday night.
At least 31 others were also reported missing since the nor'wester accompanied by hail* s«#m razed vast areas felling many tre^s and houses and damaging crops.
Continued rain in many areas,
including capital Dhaka, paralysed normal life. The nor'wester snapped telecommunications and affected electricity supply in a number of places.
Police and local sources said hundreds of thatched houses and trees in Chandpur were damaged in a 15-minute nor’wester starting at Bpmlhcsday.
Police Super Mokhlcsur Rahman informed that Rony, 3, of Ramdhanimura in Hajiganj, Rina Akter, 12, of Ragoi of Shahrasti, and Sabura Khatun, 60, of Chalia in
Faridganj, died as their houses collapsed during die storm. The SP also said freedom fighter Mafizur Rahman, 80, of Chandail of Shaharasti, and madrasa teacher Habibur Rahman, 73, ofGovindapur in Faridganj, died in lightning.
Over 100 people were injured in die storm. Many of them were admitted to Chandpur Sadat- hospital.
One Yunus Sardar, 60, hailing from Shariatpur, remained missing as a boat capsized during the nor'wester.Meanwhile, in the wake of inclement weather, the government yesterday suspended launch communications for safety reasons.
No launch was allowed to leave from Sadarghat launch terminal throughout yesterday as warning signal No. 2 was forecast by met office. BIWTA Director (Port and Traffic) said if the met office withdraws the signal No. 2, big launches may be allowed to start for their destinations after 10pm.
Launch communications in 24 routes from Barisal also remained suspended except that one rocket launch left the terminal for Dhaka.