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BGB recovers firearms, phensedyl and yaba
Our Correspondent, chapainawabganj
Members of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) recovered firearms and phensedyl bottles at Telkupi frontier under Shibganj upazila in Chapainawabganj yesterday.
Receiving information, a BGB team from Telkupi border observation post went to the frontier area, near border pillar number 180. BGB men saw that three to four people were entering through the border. Sensing the presence of the border guards, smugglers left a plastic bag and fled fthe scene at around 3:00am, said Lt Col Rashed Ali, commanding officer of 59 BGB Battalion in Chapainawabganj.
BGB recovered one pistol, four shooter guns, four rounds of bullets, two magazines, 286 bottles of Phensedyl and 40 yaba tablets from the bag.
However, none was arrested in this connection.
58 gold bars seized in Benapole
Our Correspondent, Benapole
Border Guard Bangladesh seized 58 gold bars, weighing 6 kilogrammes, from Ghiba and Benapole Bazar areas in Jessore yesterday.
Lt Col Ariful Haque, commanding officer of BGB, said sensing the presence of the border guards smugglers fled after leaving the gold bars in a plastic paper and a bag.
Youth killed as train runs him over
Our Correspondent, Mouimbaear
A youth was killed as a train ran him over in Sutang Bridge area of Sayestaganj municipality in Habiganj yesterday.
The identity of the youth, aged around 20, could not be known immediately.
Railway police and witnesses said he was walking along the railway tracks.
His legs and hands were cut, said Shayestaganj Railway Station Master Masuk Ahmed.
Nurun Nabi's death anniversary observed
City Desk
The 2nd death anniversary of Alhajj AKM Nurun Nabi was observed yesterday, says a press release.
Former president of the editorial council of the daily Financial Times, Nurun Nabi was also a district registrar.