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Ctg Bus Crash

One student still missing

Staff Correspondent, ctg
One student remains missing in Thursday's bus crash at Kasaipara in Bandarban that left several students of Chittagong Government College dead.
The bus carrying students on a picnic plunged into a 600-foot-deep ditch. Parents of one of the students were also among the dead.
Priyashi Mutsuddy, daughter ofTemiyo Mutsuddy, is missing.
Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Bandarban Moudud AK Quiyum Chowdhury yesterday said no more bodies or injured could be rescued yesterday and the bus could not be pulled out due to lack of equipment.
He said a toe-truck of Roads and Highways Department has been summoned from Chittagong.
The dead students were identified as Muhammad Solaiman, Farzana Ali, daughter of Mohammad Ali of Raozan, Papri Mallik, daughter of Ratan Kumar Mallik of Raozan, Shanta Chakrabarti, daughter of Soumit Chakrabarti of Khulshi, Kapil Barua Sunny, son of Chadan Kanti Barua of Chandanaish upazila and Mahmudul Hasan of Sonagazi in Feni. Two guardians Siddique Hossain Chowdhury and his wife Delwara Begum were also among the dead, college authorities said.
Most of the dead and injured were third-year honours students of the economics department of the college.
Hundreds of students from different colleges of the port city thronged the casualty, orthopaedics and neurosurgery wards of Chittagong Medical College Hospital (CMCH) to see the injured students and to donate blood.
Sources alleged that the accident occurred due to the driver's lack of experience on hilly roads.
Chittagong Government College Principal Md Abu Jafar also said the bus driver was not familiar with the hilly road. He said all the five buses hired for the picnic usually ply on Chittagong Cox's Bazar route.
The college authorities in a meeting last afternoon decided to observe a three-day mourning from today and all exams scheduled for today and tomorrow were cancelled.
A three-member probe body led by an associate professor of physics department was formed to investigate the matter.
Industries Minister Dilip Barua, State Minister for Foreign Ministry Hasan Mahmud Chowdhury and Chittagong City Corporation (CCC) Mayor ABM Mohiuddin Chowdhury visited the injured students at the CMCH.
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