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Six meet tragic death in Chandpur, Khulna

Star Country Desk
Six people met unnatural death in Chandpur and Khulna districts on Tuesday.
Two people were electrocuted and two others drowned in Chandpur, according to UNB.
The deceased are Riyad Khan, 22, son of Joynal Khan ofRamdasdi Bohoria village in Sadar upazila, Halima Begum, 48, wife of Abdus Sobhan of Khajuria village, Reshma Akhter, 17, daughter of Satter Munshi of Lorairchar village in Faridganj upazila, and Hridoy, son of Anwar Hossain of Nij Mehar village in Shahrasti.
Riyad came in contact with a live electric wire while repairing the electric line at his home in Sadar upazila at noon.
Later he was rushed to Chandpur General Hospital where the on-duty doctors declared him dead.
In Faridganj upazila, Halima came in contact with a live electric wire while she was hanging her saree to dry at her house.
She was brought to the upazila health complex where the attending doctors declared her dead.
Meanwhile, police recovered the body of a teenage girl from a canal near Rampur Bazar in Faridganj upazila in the afternoon.
On information, Sub-inspector Iqbal Hossain rushed to the spot and recovered the body of Reshma, said Nazmul Huque,
officer-in-charge of Faridganj Police Station.
Family sources said as the girl had been suffering from epilepsy for long, she might have drowned in the canal.
In Shahrasti upazila, Hridoy accidentally fell into a pond at noon while he was playing with his friends on its bank.
Later, local people recovered the body from the pond after a hectic search.
Away in Khulna, Mohananda Sana, 24, son of Parimal Sana of Choladhana village in Paikgachha upazila, who completed an engineering degree, demanded Tk 3 lakh from his father for going abroad on Tuesday.
However, his father Parimal refused to give the money. Following this, Mohananda took pesticide around 5:00pm.
He was rushed to the upazila health complex where the on-duty doctors declared him dead.
Meanwhile, Rajendranath Roy, 42, son of Boloram Roy of Chatkhali village in the same upazila, died after being hit by stings of fish at Chatkhali Bazar the same day.
Rajendranath went to a fish market in the evening where he bumped into a basket of fish, just to receive stings of some tengra fish inside.
He was rushed to the upazila health complex and later shifted to Khulna Medical College Hospital were he succumbed to his injuries around 8:00pm.