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Man held with VoIP equipment in capital
Staff Correspondent
Rapid Action Battalion arrested a man with a huge amount of voice over internet protocol (VoIP) equipment worth Tk 1 crore in the capital's Mohammadpur area Monday night.
Acting on tip-off, Rab conducted a raid on a building at Baitul Aman Housing Society in Shekhertek are and seized the equipment, said, Qamrul Hassan, operation officer of Rab-4.
Rab arrested Saidul Islam Talukder alias Linkon, 30, from the house in connection with the illegal business, the official said.
Shekhor made PM's APS again
Staff Correspondent
Saifuzzaman Shekhor has been re-appointed as the assistant private secretary to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, said a gazette notification issued by the public administration ministry yesterday.
Son of former lawmaker Asaduzzaman of Magura, Shekhor was appointed as the APS to the prime minister in 2009. He was the personal assistant to Hasina when she was the leader of the opposition.
He was also a joint general secretary of Bangladesh Chhatra League.
The prime minister also has re-appointed her assistant press secretary Asif Kabir and five others in her personal wing.
Woman dies as scarf gets entangled with auto-rickshaw wheel
Staff Correspondent
A female student of a polytechnic institute died when her scarf got entangled with a wheel of a battery-run auto-rickshaw near her house at the capital's Madartek Nandipara yesterday afternoon.
The deceased was Sanjida Akhter Oni, 22, daughter of vegetable trader Mohammad Shahjahan.
She fell off the vehicle while returning to her Purba Nandipara residence by the autorickshaw.
She was declared dead at Dhaka Medical College Hospital, the family said.
Missing boy found dead in Buriganga river
Staff Correspondent
Police recovered the floating body of a teenage boy, who had been missing for about a week, from the river Buriganga yesterday.
Keraniganj police said Md Himel, 18, had been missing from his grandmother's house on Nazimuddin Road in Old Dhaka.
There were 14 bricks tied to the body. Involvement of Himel's family in drug peddling could be the reason behind the murder, said police who sent the decomposed body to Sir Salimullah Medical College morgue for an autopsy.