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NEWS in brief
Two electrocuted in capital
Staff Correspondent
Two persons, including a woman, were electrocuted in the capital's Purba Badda and Naya Nagar Badda areas yesterday.
In Burba Badda, a woman was electrocuted while she was hanging a clothe on a clothesline which came in contact with an electric wire at her residence around 7:00am.
The victim, Achhia Begum, 48, wife of Mojnu Mollah, was taken to Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) where the doctors pronounced her dead.
In Naya Nagar Badda, a construction worker came in contact with an electric wire while he was taking a bath near an electric water motor at around 1:00pm.
The worker, Abdur Rahim, 22, was declared dead
Expatriate 'kills himself in Ctg
Our Correspondent, ctg
An expatriate allegedly committed suicide in Hathazari upazila of Chittagong on Sunday.
The deceased, Mohammed Ekram, 28, son of Kabir Ahmad, had been living in the United Arab Emirates.
Hathazari police said Ekram hanged himself from a tree in a hilly area close to Sandwip Colony of the upazila.
Police recovered the body, which could not be identified by the locals, around 11:30pm.
CVASU admission test on Nov 29
Staff correspondent, ctg
The admission test for the honours programme of Chittagong Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (CVASU) for the academic year 2012-13 will be held on November 29.
A total of 185 students will be enrolled under three faculties— veterinary medicine, food science and technology and fisheries faculty.
The application forms, at Tk 800 each, will be available online from September 10 to October 15.
Wi-Fi in Rajshahi city soon
Staff Correspondent, Rajshahi
Rajshahi City Corporation (RCC) yesterday decided to bring three main areas of the city under Wi-Fi network coverage within a month to encourage people's involvement in information technology.
The network installation would cost around Tk 5 lakh and after installation people would have free access to Internet, said Ashraful Haque, chief engineer of RCC.
One-kilometre radii around Rajshahi City Bhaban, Boro Kuthi Recreation Spot and Rajshahi Government College would be brought under Wi-Fi coverage, he said.
The decision was taken at a meeting of RCC standing committee for Science, Information Technology