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SNAPS AND SNIPPETS
SNAPS AND SNIPPETS
Housewife dies from snakebite
Our Correspondent, Rangpur
A housewife died from snakebite at Pataitari village in Taraganj upazila on Friday night. The victim was identified as Taskina Khatun, 27, wife of Shahidar Rahman of the village. Family sources said a snake bit Taskina when she was in the kitchen at around 10:00pm. She was immediately taken to the upazila health complex where the doctors declared her dead.
Farmer found dead
Our Correspondent, Rangpur
Police recovered the body of a farmer from a paddy field near Sayestapur Bazar in Pirganj upazila yesterday morning. The dead was identified as Ashu Mia, 35, son of former union parishad member Fazo Mia of Soyekpur village. Hasan Shamim Iqbal, officer in-charge of Pirganj Police Station, said criminals killed Ashu when he was returning home from Dhaperhat area of Gaibandha on Friday night. Locals found Ashu's body in the field and informed the police who recovered the body and sent it to Rangpur Medical College Hospital morgue for autopsy, the OC added. Victim's father said the gang killed his son as a sequel to a previous enmity.
Man injured in clash dies
UNB, Gopalganj
A man, who was injured in a clash between two rival groups at Dighulia village in Kotalipara upazila on National Mourning Day, died at Gopalganj General Hospital on Friday morning. The dead is Atiar Fakir, 50, of the village. There was a longstanding conflict between Kibria Molla and Atiar Rahman over establishing supremacy at the village. Police said an altercation took place between the supporters of the two over distributing 'tabarak' (milad's food) at a local mosque on the night of August 15. Later, both groups equipped with lethal weapons attacked each other, leaving Atiar critically injured. He was rushed to the upazila health complex and then shifted to the hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.
Two shops gutted
UNB, Benapole, Jessore
T\vo shops were gutted in a fire at Public Library intersection in Monirampur upazila on Friday night. Police said the fire originated at Samrat Khan's shop at about 11:30pm and soon engulfed a stationery stall. On information, firefighters rushed to the spot and extinguished the blaze with the help of locals. The affected shop owners claimed that the loss caused by the fire could go up to Tk 5 lakh.
One held with gun
UNB, Benapole, Jessore
Members of Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) arrested a man along with a gun in Monihar area of the district town yesterday morning. The arrestee is Shamsher Ali Tuku, son of Panjab Ali of Barandi Mollapara area of the town. Major Arif, deputy commander of Rab-6, said on secret information, they raided the area and arrested Tuku along with the gun and a bullet.
Outlaw killed
Our Correspondent, Pabna
An alleged outlaw was stabbed to death in Chatmohar upazila early yesterday. The Deceased, Nayeb Ali, 40, son of Kashem Ali, of Hadal Pashchimpara village in Faridpur upazila, was a regional leader of outlawed Purba Banglar Communist Party (PBCP-Red Flag) faction. Habibul Islam, officer in-charge of Chatmohar Police Station, said locals found Nayeb's body in Aulipur sluice gate area and informed the police. The law enforcers recovered the body and sent it to Pabna Medical College Hospital morgue for autopsy. Internal feud might be the reason behind the killing, said the OC.
4 drug p eddlers j ailed
Our Correspondent, Gaibandha
A mobile court in Sadullapur upazila town yesterday sentenced four drug peddlers, to different terms of imprisonment. The convicts are Ferdous Mia, 45, his son Ripon Mia, 20, of Idrakpur village, Thanda Sheikh, 50, of the town and Shahan Shah, 40, of Baishtabdas village. Court sources said police arrested the four along with phensidyl and hashish from the area and produced them before the court led by Executive Magis trate Golam Mowla.
Kuet founding anniversary
A Correspondent, Khulna
Khulna Engineering and Technology University (Kuet) yesterday celebrated its 9th founding anniversary with much enthusiasm and festivity. Professor AK Azad Chowdhury, chairman of the University Grant Commission (UGC), inaugurated the programme. To mark the day, students and teachers brought out a colourful procession on the campus. A cricket match and a tree plantation programme were also held on the occasion. Kuet was established on September 1,2003.