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Fire incidents kill 1, injure 6 in capital

Staff Correspondent
A man died and six people were injured in two separate fire incidents in the capital, while a girl was rescued from another fire.
An unidentified man in his early twenties was found dead in a burnt down one-roomed house in Uttara-9 on Friday night.
Alamgir Kabir, sub-inspector of Uttara (west) Police Station, said they suspect he suffocated due to the smoke.
The fire broke out at about 10:30pm at the house, which was abandoned.
Police believe the deceased was a homeless man who had wanted to spend the night at the abandoned place. The doors and windows were found locked from inside.
Neighbours doused the flames before fire fighters reached the spot and found the body.
The fire seemed to have originated from a mosquito repellent coil.
In another incident in Bhatara early yesterday, fire from a gas explosion in a bachelor pad injured six people, five of whom are still recovering in the burn unit of Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
Shahjalal, one of the injured, had lit a match which burst into flames because of pent up gas in the room, police said.
A gas pipe in the room had been leaking for days.
"We asked the landlord time and again to fix it but he did not. We did not know that we could not start a fire in the room," said Shahjalal.
Meanwhile, a nine-year-old girl was rescued from a fire that broke out in an apartment in Dhanmondi yesterday.
The apartment was in the fourth floor of a six-storey building in road no. 32 in the area.
The girl, Shyma, a domestic help, was locked alone inside the apartment. Her employer Zahid Ahmed had locked her before leaving the apartment.
Shamsuzzaman, a neighbour, rescued the girl.
"I heard a loud explosion and went to the flat to explore. When the building's janitor came and told me that there was a girl trapped inside, I brought out a gun I own and fired at the door until the lock gave away," said Shamsuzzaman.
Fire fighters said that the fire originated either from a laptop or its adaptor that burst.
The laptop and adopter were kept on a fabric sofa that caught fire immediately.