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SPORTS REPORTER
Heavy shower ruined the opening day's second session of the Milk Vita 22nd National Junior Athletics Championships at the Banga-bandhu National Stadium yesterday.
Only eight events were completed in the morning session, but there was no action in the afternoon following torrential rain in the city that waterlogged the ground.
By the time rain came, Dhaka City Mayor Sadeq Hossain could only complete formalities of the opening ceremony of the two-day meet.
Bangladesh Athletics Federation (BAF) has, however, asked the participating teams to be present at the venue at 7am today despite a daylong hartal called by the opposition party.
"We asked them to be at the ground in the morning, but everything will depend on the situation and it might be impossible to hold competitions if heavy rain continues in the night," said BAF general secretary Shah Alam.
Allegations have been raised against mismanagement, especially after giving accommodation to the boys' and girls' teams under the same roof.
"It seems that the federation has arranged the meet just as a formality. There is mismanagement everywhere and the ground was not even properly prepared. But we are astonished to see that boys and girls have been accommodated in the same dormitory," said an aggrieved team manager on condition of anonymity. Shah Alam, however, defended their case.
"It's not unlikely to see mismanagement in such a big tournament, but we were forced to accommodate the Kishoreganj boys' and girls' teams at the same place as they reported late on Monday night. I think the remark is exaggerated," the BAF office bearer explained.
On the opening day, Narail and Kishoreganj clinched two gold medals each.
Following are the results of the day's events:
RESULTS
1500m (boy's u-18): 1. Abu Abdullah (Narail), 2. Babul (Pabna), 3. Swapan Ali (BKSP).
800m (girls' u-18): 1. Ferdous
(Naogaon), 2. Jahanara (Khulna), 3. Mahai Ching (BKSP).
Shot put (boy's u-18): 1. Anisur
(Rajshahi), 2. Imtiaz (Noakhali) 3. Moinal (Naogaon).
High jump (girls' u-15): 1. Dina
(Khulna), 2. Sultana (Naogaon), 3. Nipa (Pabna).
Long jump (boy's u-15): 1. Yousuf (Narail), 2. Rezaul (Laxmipur) 3. Sarwar (Rajshahi).
Javelin throw (girl's u-15): 1. Afsana (BKSP), 2. Prameela (Keshabpur College), 3. Nazma (Narail).
4x100m relay (boy's u-15): 1.
Kishoreganj, 2. BKSP, 3. Bagerhat. 4x100m relay (girls' u-15): 1.
Kishoerganj, 2. Narail 3. BKSP.