Bangladesh: Six people missing as trawler capsised in Meghna River
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Bangladesh: Six people missing as trawler capsised in Meghna River

As many as six people, went missing as a trawler capsised after colliding with a bulkhead in the Meghna River in Bangladesh

by WEB DESK
Oct 7, 2023, 11:40 am IST
in World, South Asia, Asia
Source: Dhaka Tribune

Source: Dhaka Tribune

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Six people went missing as a trawler capsised after colliding with a bulkhead in the Meghna River near Gajaria ghat in the Munshiganj district of Bangladesh, reported Dhaka Tribune. The incident took place on October 6, around 6:30 pm, leaving 6 individuals missing, including five children.

In charge of Narayanganj’s Kolagathia police outpost, Md Elias, identified the missing people as Maroya, 8, Sabbir Hossen, 40, Rimad Hossen, 2, Sumona Akhtar, 2, Mawya, 6, and Safa, 4.

As per the reports, an autorickshaw driver Amir witnessed the horrific incident and said that the passengers were on the trawler for sightseeing when it sank post-collision with the bulkhead.

Two trawlers from the Gajaria ghat were dispatched immediately to rescue people. The trawlers then rescued five individuals from the water.

Munshiganj Deputy Commissioner Md Abujafar Ripon said that although the fire service team was present at the incident site, the rescue operations could not be done at night.

Moreover, he further notes that the search operation will begin on October 7 morning.

(with inputs from ANI)

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