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3 tragic deaths under wheels

Staff Correspondent
Dawn in the city saw three road deaths yesterday — of a nine-year-old boy, a sexagenarian woman and aman of32.
Mohammad Shaheen, a class-II student, was crushed to death by a bus on the Dhaka-Chittagong highway.
On the Airport Road, a speeding truck killed Sakhina Begum of Phulbaria, Mymensingh and her son-in-law Sanaullah Mallik.
Shaheen came to Dhaka two days ago from a remote village in Comilla along with his family and relatives to visit his ailing grandfather in Jatrabari area.
Early in the morning, he and his eight-year-old cousin Mohammad Akash, a class-I student, came out of the grandfather's house without informing anyone.
While the two boys were crossing the Dhaka-Chittagong highway around 6:00am, a bus hit Shaheen. Akash ran backto the grandmother's.
Informed, Shaheen's mother rushed to the spot along with others and took the boy to Dhaka Medical College Hospital, where doctors declared the kid dead.
A traumatised Akash also fell sick.
Shaheen was the youngest among three sons of Saudi
expatriate Shahid Miah of Manikarchar village in Meghna upazila, Comilla.
An uncle, Dulal Miah, quoted Akash as saying the two boys went out of the house soon after Fajr prayers in a spirit of adventure.
Protesting the killing, locals barricaded the highway at least for two hours in the morning.
Near Shahjalal International Airport, Sakhina and her son-in-law were killed and son Khorshed, 42, and granddaughter Shefali Begum, 24, suffered injuries in the hit-and-run accident while they were crossing the road around 5:30am.
The woman and her family were returning home after seeing off a daughter, who was flying to Oman.
“My sister left Dhaka by a flight at 5:00am and after her departure, we came out of the airport and tried to cross the road,” Khorshed said.
“Before we could understand anything, a truck sped away hitting us.”
He said they did not inform the sister, whose plane had taken off just minutes before the incident.