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NEWS in brief
Railway staff jailed for selling tickets on blackmarket
Staff Correspondent, Rajshahi
A mobile court on Thursday night imprisoned a railway employee for one year for his involvement in selling railway tickets on black market at Rajshahi Railway Station.
The convict was Ezaz Hossain Ujir, 32, a forth class staff under Western Zone of Bangladesh Railway (BR). Executive Magistrate Sujauddoula gave the verdict after a summary trial on the station premises around 8.30pm.
Earlier, Ezaz Hossain was arrested with 21 tickets
DU BCL factions clash
Staff Correspondent
Two fractions of pro-Awami League Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) of Dhaka University unit engaged in a clash over a trifling matter last night.
Some four to five activists received minor injuries in the clash.
Witnesses said the clash ensued when a BCL leader of Ziaur Rahman Hall protested an altercation between two activists of BCL Surjo Sen Hall unit and a small shop owner in front of the under construction
Ahsania Mission Cancer Hospital to give free breast cancer counselling
Staff Correspondent
Ahsania Mission Cancer and General Hospital (AMCGH) will provide free counseling services to poor women who are at risk of breast cancer throughout October marking the International Breast Cancer Awareness month.
A panel of three doctors will provide the services from 9:00am to 5:00pm at the eastern side of NAM quarters in the capital.
Experienced surgeons will also do breast tumor operation at 30 percent concession, said a press release.
Women can do ultrasonogram, mammography and FNAC including breast cleaning with the special concession.
Open discussions on prevention of breast cancer
Man dies from electrocution
Staff Correspondent
A man was killed and another injured after being electrocuted in the capital's Darus Salam area yesterday.
The deceased was Kanchan Mia, 35, son of Abul Kashem, a resident of Lal Kuthi area.
Kanchan's wife Jabin Aktar said her elder brother, Mostofa, got an electric shock in their house while he was hanging wet clothes on the clothes-line which came in contact with an electric wire around 8:00am.
To save Mostofa, Kanchan went there and was electrocuted as he somehow touched the clothesline, she added.
Kanchan was declared dead at Dhaka Medical College Hospital while Mostofa was admitted to a