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SNAPS AND SNIPPETS
50 trees of madrasa cut down
Our Correspondent, Dinajpur
A gang felled at least 50 eucalyptus trees on 50 decimals of land of a girls' madrasa in Phulbari upazila of the district yesterday. Around 25 to 30 people led by Abu Taher and his brother Abul Khayer of Lalpur village in the upazila came to Lalpur Girls' Madrasa complex in the morning and started cutting down the trees. Being informed by madrasa superintendent Nur Islam, police and Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Md Moniruzzaman reached the spot and challenged Abu Taher and his brother Abul Khayer, who felled the trees claiming the ownership of the land. As Taher and Khayer failed to produce any document, police seized the logs of trees and took them to Phulbari police station.
Coal production resumes
Our Correspondent, Dinajpur
After 3 7 days of suspension, coal production at Barapukuria Coal Mining Company Ltd [BCMCL] resumed on Tuesday night. Coal collection from 1210 phase came to a halt on August 24 due to exhaustion of coal reserve. The BCMCL authorities developed a new phase, installed equipment and started coal collection from there at around 8:30pm on Tuesday. "We installed equipment inside the 1206 phase and started coal collection on Tuesday night," said Habib Uddin Ahmed, general manager (mining) of Barapukuria Coal Mining Company Ltd.
2 BRTC buses set ablaze
UNB, Camilla
Criminals set two Bangladesh Road Transport Corporation (BRTC) buses afire on the Dhaka-Chittagong Highway at Jhagurjuli in Sadar upazila of the district on Tuesday night. Shahbuddin, deputy director of Comilla fire service, said an unidentified gang set fire to the two stationary buses on the highway around 8:30pm and fled the scene. On information, three fire fighting units from the district rushed to the spot and doused the fire. Office in-charge of Moinamati Highway Police Mashiur Rahman said they were unaware as to who torched the buses although there was no procession or picketing in the district.
Jamaat man held
Our Correspondent, Bogra
Police arrested a local Jamaat leader from his residence in Dimshohor area of Dupchanchia upazila town early yesterday. The arrestee is Ayub Ali, 45, working body member of the town unit of Jamaat and son of Abdul Latif of the area. He was accused in five cases for vandalising and torching houses and office of the ruling party men and attacking police during a violence triggered by the false Sayeede's image on the moon, said Riaz Ahmed, officer in-charge of Dupchanchia police station.
Death threat to journo
Our Correspondent, Kushita
A journalist received death threat from an alleged operative of outlawed Purbo Banglar Communist Party (PBCP-ML) in Meherpur district on Tuesday night. The victim is Abu Lais Lablu, district correspondent of BTV and The Daily Ittefaq. He filed a general diary with Sadar police station in this regard. According to the GD, one Poresh Barua introduced himself as military chief of the outfit over mobile phone and threatened the newsman of dire consequence if he didn't payTk 1 lakh illegal toll.
Child marriage bid foiled
Our Correspondent, Rangpur
The local administration foiled bid for marriage of an underage girl at Ramchandrapur village in Kaunia upazila on Monday. Locals saidTahmina Begum, 15, daughter of Tofazzal Haque of the village and class nine student at a local high school, was set to be married with Mithun Mian, 25, forcefully at night. On information, police rushed to the spot and stopped the marriage and arrested two people. They were produced before a mobile court, led by upazila nirbahi officer Md Abdul Motaleb Sarker, which sentenced each of the arrestee to seven days' imprisonment. However, bridegroom Mithun managed to flee, sensing the presence of the law enforcers.