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Ferry fire in Bangladesh claims 41 lives

Last Friday’s disaster is the product of decades of government indifference to the profit-driven and unsafe ferry transport system operating in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh. Au moins 25 morts dans une collision entre deux bateaux

Narayanganj launch capsize: 5 accused remanded

Narayanganj launch capsize: 5 accused remanded Photo: Star Star Digital Report Star Digital Report Five out of 14 arrested in connection with the Narayanganj launch capsize were placed on remand today. Senior Judicial Magistrate Ahmed Humayun Kabir also sent the nine other accused to jail this afternoon, our local correspondent reports. Narayanganj Court Police Inspector Asaduzzaman said the court granted two days' remand for each of the five arrested after the cargo vessel MV SKL-3 was seized yesterday. On April 4, MV SKL-3 hit the launch, MV Sabit Al Hasan, in the Shitalakkhya river on, killing 34 people.  The accused who were remanded are Ahidur Zaman (50), master of MV SKL-3, engine driver Majnu Molla (38), Anwar Mallik (40), Hridoy Hawlader (20) and Md Farhan Molla (27).

Cargo-vessel responsible for Shitalakkhya launch capsize seized | Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS)

Cargo-vessel responsible for Shitalakkhya launch capsize seized 196 NARAYANGANJ, Apr 8, 2021 (BSS) – Cargo ship SKL-3, which pushed the ‘MV Sabit Al Hasan’ launch causing it’s capsize in the Shitalakkhya River on Sunday was seized today from Gazaria in Munshiganj by the Pagla Station Coast Guards’ here. Also, 14 people were detained during the seizure of the vessel. Narayanganj Naval Police Officer-in-Charge (OC) Shahidul Islam confirmed the incident saying that, “The ship has been handed over to the naval police. We are bringing it to Narayanganj.” He said legal action will be taken after checking whether the detainees are the crews or members of the ship.

BIWTA files case over N'ganj launch capsize | Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS)

BIWTA files case over N’ganj launch capsize 128 Authority (BIWTA) has filed a case over death of 34 as a passenger launch capsized in the Shitalakkhya river in Narayanganj on Sunday. BIWTA deputy director (naval traffic) Babu Lal Baidya filed the case against unidentified persons on Tuesday night with Narayanganj Bandar Police Station and that was later transferred to naval police. “The case was filed under sections 280, 304, 329, 338, 427 and 437 of the penal code and section 70 of the Inland Shipping Ordinance 1976,” office in-charge Dipak Chandra of Bandar Police Station told BSS. that rammed the smaller passenger launch named Sabit Al Hasan. Confirming the receiving of the case documents, Narayanganj Naval

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Launch Capsize: Case filed against unnamed

Launch Capsize: Case filed against unnamed Govt bodies concerned ‘not IDing’ the other vessel involved Photo: Star Our Correspondent, N’ganj Our Correspondent, N’ganj Government bodies concerned are apparently not identifying the bulk carrier that rammed a passenger launch in the Shitalakkhya in Narayanganj on Sunday killing 34 people. Around 60 hours after the accident, an official of Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority yesterday filed a case with Bandar Police Station accusing unnamed persons. "Names of the cargo vessel and its owner could not be known. So, the case has been filed against unnamed persons. Now, police will trace the cargo vessel and its owner," said Babu Lal Baidya, assistant director of BIWTA at Narayanganj Launch Terminal, who lodged the case.

26 dead after Bangla ferry collision | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal

At least 26 people died after a small ferry packed with up to 50 passengers sank having collided with another boat in Bangladesh, officials said

Pall of gloom descends on villages in Bangladesh after ferry accident

B'desh ferry capsize: 2 bodies found embracing

B'desh ferry capsize: 2 bodies found embracing ​ Tue, Apr 6 2021 11:42 IST | ​ 4 Views The last hug-Mom & Child in embrace deadbody recovered. Image Source: IANS News Dhaka, April 6 : Of the 30 bodies found after a ferry capsized in the Shitalakkhya river in Bangladesh's Narayanganj district, two corpses of a woman and her one-year-old daughter were discovered embraced in a tight hug. "I was struggling to retrieve one of the bodies, but finally found that two corpses were holding each other tight. So, I did not separate them," a local diver, Mominul, said. The diver added that he was left in utter shock following the discovery.