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Five killed under train wheels

Staff Correspondent
Five people, including two females, were found dead on railway tracks in the capital and Gazipur in 24 hours until yesterday noon. One of them was identified as Mahabubul Haq, 60, of Bajitpur in Kishoreganj district. Identities of the remaining four could not be known immediately.
Autopsies were performed on the unidentified bodies at Dhaka Medical College morgue. They all had wounds in the head and other parts of the body, morgue sources said.
Mahabubul was run over by Dinajpur-bound Ekota Express near Khilkhet around 12:30pm when he was trying to cross the rail line, said Sub-inspector Ali Akbar, in-charge of Airport Railway Police Outpost, quotingwitnesses.
He was whisked off to a nearby hospital where doctors declared him dead. The police later handed the body over to his family members.
Another body of a male, aged around 25, was recovered from rail tracks near Kuril flyover around 2:00am yesterday, the SI said.
The victim, who was wearing a red Punjabi, white trousers and a black jacket, was knocked down by Rajshahi-bound Padma Express, he added.
The bodies of two females - one aged around 26 and another between 30 and 35 — were found near Dayaganj Rail Bridge and Moghbazar rail crossing, said Assistant Sub-inspector Ziaur Rahman of Dhaka Railway Police Station.
In Gazipur, a male of around 35 years was found on the rail tracks at Ahaki of Kaliakoir upazila Sunday noon, reports our Gazipur correspondent.
The victim might have fallen from the roof of a train and got crushed under the wheels, said ASI Dadan Mia of Joydebpur Railway Police Outpost.
Several people have reportedly been knocked down by trains this year.
The police have filed as many as 316 unnatural death cases following recovery of as many bodies between Narayanganj station and Jamuna Bridge under Dhaka Railway Police Station.
In September, four people were killed at an illegal fish market set up on railway lines in the capital's Karwan Bazar, as they jumped on to the path of an express train to avoid being run over by another train. Five others were seriously injured.
On December 13 and 16, four dead bodies were found on rail tracks in the capital and Tongi of Gazipur. Of them, a youth allegedly committed suicide by jumping off a moving train.