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SNAPS AND SNIPPETS
One gets life for murder
Our Correspondent, chapainawabganj
The women and children Repression Prevention Court here yesterday sentenced a man to life imprisonment for killing a physically challenged girl in 2006. The convict is Khairul Islam Master of Malbagdanga village in Sadar upazila. The judge acquitted two others. According to the prosecution, Khairul strangled his neighbour, physically challenged Edanur, 20, at a paddy field at the same village on August 28,2006.
Criminals kill cows
Our Correspondent, Narayanganj
Criminals burnt dead five Australian cows at a private dairy farm at Shalomdi under Araihazar upazila on Saturday night. The incident occurred at the farm of Abu Siddique Bhuiyan, a rice trader, at around 11:45 pm. Police said the gang poured petrol on the cows and set fire to their bodies. They apprehended that the incident might be a sequel to a previous enmity. The value of the cows was estimated at around Tk 7 lakh.
Lightning kills youth
Our Correspondent, Faridpur
A young man was killed by lightning at Bonder Gram under Noupara Union of Modhukhali upazila on Saturday. The victim, Fela Sheikh, 25, was struck by a thunderbolt while he was working on a cropland at noon. He died on the way to hospital. An unnatural death (UD) case was lodged with Modhukhali Police Station.
House gutted
Our Correspondent, MouMbazar
Valuables worth Tk 20 lakh were gutted in a fire at a house at village Sirajnagar under Srimongal upazila yesterday. The fire originated from an electric short circuit at the house of Faruk Miah at about 11:00am, fire brigade sources said. Being informed, the fire fighters from Srimongal and Moulvibazar rushed to the spot and extinguished the blaze after two hours of frantic efforts.
Shops, vendors removed
Staff Correspondent, sylhet
Sylhet Metropolitan Police yesterday removed about 200 makeshift shops from footpaths and roadside places in Bandarbazar, Court point. Zindabazar and Registry office areas. Police conducted the drive following a demand placed by Sylhet Chamber of Commerce and Industries (SCCI) to ease traffic jam immediately or face agitation.