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Road Crash

Mother not receiving treatment

Wants to see 2 sons first

Shaheen Mollah
Wounded Shahnur Begum, who lost both her children in Sunday's road accident in Tongi but was not informed about it, was adamant that she would not receive treatment unless she saw her kids.
Shahnur lost half her teeth and could hardly speak clearly. But it could not stop her for a second from enquiring about her sons Rahat and Robin.
The mother was admitted at Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) with critical injuries in her right hand and a major part of her face. She however firmly rejected receiving treatment and was mumbling about the last moments she had with her children after the accident.
As the correspondent stood nearby, in soliloquy Shahnur was recollecting how Robin, her eight-year-old younger child, was requesting her to take him onherlap.
As her left hand broke, she took Robin on her lap holding him in the other hand while Robin was restless and cryingin pain.
She was so traumatised that she cannot remember that Robin died on her lap on way to hospital. Rahat, the 12-year-old elder son, died after his admission to DMCH.
The accident occurred when a Laguna human hauler hit the rickshaw-van they were travelling in and ran them over as they fell on the road.
Relatives have told Shahnur, whose husband Nazrul Islam
abandoned her 10 months ago, that her sons were being treated at Barisal Medical College Hospital (BMCH).
"She is physically in a critical condition. The accident occurred before she could accept the pain of her estrangement She would either become mad or die if she hears the tragic end of her children," said Shahnur's elder brotherShawkatHossain.
The mother was not at all happy with her relatives' "decision of sending her children to BMCH". She wasprobablypartly in disbelief about the explanation and was repeatedly seeking to see her sons.
The hopeful mother however complained that relatives should have shown her the boys before taking them to Barisal.
The relatives said they would bury the unfortunate kids in Barisal without informing their mother. They said a case would be filed with Tongi police after theburial.
Police could not arrest either thedriverorhelperofthe vehicle.
Two ambulances — one carrying Shahnur and the other her sons — left Dhaka for Barisal last evening. In her unawareness Shahnur accompanied her children in their last journey, which she would come to know after quietalong time.