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Two more burnt after a break

Another hurt in cocktail blast

Staff Correspondent
They groan as they breathe and it looks as if their energy is diminishing bit by bit at the burn unit of Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
Mohammad Alamgir Hossain and Mohammad Lokman, two vegetable traders, fell prey to a petrol bomb attack on the pick-up they were travelling by on Wednesday around 10:30pm.
Neither of them suffered burns on more than 10 percent of their bodies, but what pushed them into danger was their breathing tracks getting badly injured, doctors said. Their faces and necks were also burnt.
Alamgir had stayed at home for days
in fear of such attacks by blockaders, his wife Saleha Begum said. But since last week did not see much violence, he thought it was now safe to move.
Alamgir, though with difficulty, tried to narrate how the attack took place.
They were sitting in the rear of the vehicle carrying vegetables that they wanted to sell at markets. As they reached Mouchak in Gazipur, a bomb struck Lokman's face and exploded, setting the two men alight.
That was evident from the wounds in Lokman's face. The top layer of his skin peeled off, revealing the soft pinkish layer underneath.
He was wheezing. Every word coming out of his lips was in fervent prayer to God.
Lokman's wife Mosammat Sabila Khatun was weeping under her veil non-stop. She seemed inconsolable.
The driver of the vehicle, Mokhsed Ali, 31, suffered five percent bums. He has been released after treatment.
Meanwhile, Rehana Akhter Kajol, 30, was brought into Dhaka Medical College Hospital that night after a cocktail hit her, blowing away a chuck of the muscle on her right shoulder.
"She was in a rickshaw with her cousin when a cocktail was thrown at them," said her husband Mohammad Billal, a wholesale trader at Nawabgan j.
The incident happened near Nilkhet in the capital at 8:30pm as Rehana was returning home in Kamrangir Chor from Jatrabari.
She requires immediate plastic surgery, without which her woundswill notrecover, doctors said.
"The injury is so deep that the bone is exposed," Billal said.
He clings to the hope that she will recover. As he says, "It could have been worse. I am glad her head was not hit. She might not have lived.