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Human remains found again in Rana Plaza site

Our Correspondent, savar
Human remains were unearthed again yesterday from the site of Rana Plaza in Savar, on the outskirts of the capital.
A human skull and over 20 bones belonging to different body parts were found. A mobile phone was discovered as well.
Locals and survivors of the building collapse unearthed the remains.
On information, police collected the bones and skull and those will be later sent for DNA tests, said Md Shamshuzzaman, subinspector of Savar Model Police Station.
The searchers said they saw many other remains, which could not be reached as those were buried under iron rods.
This was the eighth time human remains have been found over a span of about three weeks.
However, Md Mostafa Kamal, officer-in-charge of Savar Model Police Station, said the bones discovered did not belong to human but to cows.
He said people were just trying to create dramas by claiming they found human remains.
The OC’s remarks angered the crowd which gathered at the site waiting to see if the remains unearthed belonged to their loved ones who went missing when the nine-storey building collapsed.
They said his remarks were insults to those who died.
Talking to The Daily Star, Taslima Akter, coordinator of Bangladesh Garment Workers Solidarity, said the government should launch an initiative to carry out DNA tests on the remains to
identify the missing workers.
Human remains were unearthed for the first time on December 13 last year.
The nine-storey building collapsed on April 24 last year, killing over 1,100 people and injuring many others.
According to records of Bangladesh Army, which led the rescue, 159 victims are still missing.
Meanwhile, 14 children of nine victims of Rana Plaza tragedy under three upazilas in Jamalpur received a cheque of Tk 12,000 each under the scheme "Child Sensitive Protection of Bangladesh", reports our Jamalpur correspondent.
The Office of Social Services gave the cheque to the children aged between six and 14. Unicef funds the scheme to assist children who have been victimised.
The cheque given on Thursday at Zila Shilpakala Academy was the first of three six-monthly instalments. The children will receive a total of Tk 36,000 each over 18 months since the Rana Plaza tragedy.