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Awami League election camp guard injured in arson attack in Khulna - Vimarsana News

Awami League election camp guard injured in arson attack in Khulna

The guard suffers burn injuries on his neck

Four dead as train set ablaze ahead of Bangladesh's national election - Vimarsana News

Four dead as train set ablaze ahead of Bangladesh's national election

At least four passengers of a train were killed and scores of others injured in a suspected arson attack on Friday in Dhaka, police said, ahead of Bangladesh’s national elections at the weekend, which are being boycotted by a major opposition group. Firefighters retrieved the charred bodies of the passengers from inside the burnt-out carriages of the Benapole Express train, Khandaker Al Moin of the Rapid Action Battalion unit of the police said at the scene. Passengers noticed the fire only a fe

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Arson charges for two people over fire at MP Mike Freer's office - Vimarsana News

Arson charges for two people over fire at MP Mike Freer's office

Two people have been charged in connection with an alleged arson attack at the constituency office of Mike Freer, the Conservative MP.

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'Someone could be killed': Fears grow as gardaí probe 'worrying trend' of arson attacks - Vimarsana News

'Someone could be killed': Fears grow as gardaí probe 'worrying trend' of arson attacks

No arrests have been made to date but a number of investigations are ongoing.

South Africa's fire-gutted parliament a reminder of country's woes - Vimarsana News

South Africa's fire-gutted parliament a reminder of country's woes

Charred beams and broken tiles still poke out from the gutted roof of South Africa's parliament in Cape Town two years after it was engulfed by a devastating fire.   "It is unreasonable to expect South Africans to accept this arrangement for another two years, at least." 

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