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Three Missing Bangladeshis in UAE After Deadly Fire

Father-son reunion may never come to pass

Staff Correspondent, ctg
Tanvir Wasfee was only 10 month old when his father, Abul Shukkur, flew abroad, so cannot remember his face at all. The father-son reunion was finally set for March 2, but fate probably has played a cruel trick.
Shukkur is one of the
Shukkur, 38, a mason, of Fatikchhari upazila in Chittagong, went to the United Arab Emirates five yearsago.
When a correspondent of The Daily Star visited Shukkur's village home yesterday, his wife Popy Akter, 28, was seen in tears, holding her son Tanvir, now 6.
three Bangladeshis who remained missing after a fire ripped through a residential building in Abu Dhabi early Friday, killing at least 10 migrant workers and injuring 30, including five Bangladeshis. Around 100 workers lived in the two-storey house.
The three-Shukkur, Enamul Haque and Selim Uddin--might be among the deceased, who were charred beyond recognition, said Jahirul Islam Majumder, assistant director, the Employment and Manpower Office in Chittagong. “Their identities could be confirmed after DNA tests."
“I spoke to him on Friday afternoon [ February 13 ]. He said he would come back home on March 2, and that he had bought gold ornaments for me and toys and chocolate for Tanvir," shesaid.
Shukkur went to Abu Dhabi by borrowing Tk 3 lakh but he was yet to repay the loan, said a family member.
The village homes of the two other victims, Enamul and Selim, took similar looks.
There were only occasional bursts of crying at the house
of Enamul, 38, of Raozan upazila in Chittagong, said one correspondent who visited it.
The father of three had gone to Abu Dhabi 15 years back, but stayed for three years at home for treatment, before flying again three years ago, said his neighbours. He was supposed to be working as a shop assistant, they added.
No-one from his family agreed to speak.
However, Shakera Akhter, the wife of Selim, a 35 year old mason of Fatikchhari, probably has got a closure from Nurul Islam, the husband of Selim's sister, who also works in Abu Dhabi.
"He |Nurul] said my husband was burnt alive while asleep," Shakera said. “Since then, my two sons have been crying and haven't had any food."