11 million rupees 'rain' from the sky! We are in a hurry!

The Dhaka Times Desk The news of money rain is not common. But this time it was heard. There is a rush among common people to collect money in the 'money rain' from the sky. Such a strange scene was seen in the city of Lysa nad Labem in the Czech Republic!

According to news media, such a strange act of flying money from the sky was done by Kamil Bartošek, an influential person in the net world and a famous operator of the Czech Republic. He threw around 11 crore Bangladeshi currency notes from the helicopter to the ground. At the same time, the crowd gathers among the people to gather that money. A video of the entire incident has already surfaced on the net. However, Anandabazar Online has not verified the truth of the incident.

In the video posted on Instagram, it is seen that Kamil Bartoshek started the journey by tying a large iron box filled with money to the helicopter. When he saw an empty lot near the town of Laisa nad Labem, he blew the money. The notes fell like rain from the sky to the ground. Seeing the money flying, a crowd of people immediately gathered at that place. They started rushing to collect money. Kamil posted the video himself from his Instagram. Kamil wrote on Instagram, "This is the first real rain of money in the world! 1 million dollars were blown away by a helicopter. But nobody got injured or died while coming to collect that money.

Kamil said that he organized a puzzle competition for a public. The money was supposed to be handed over to the winner of that competition. However, since no one could solve the puzzle, he made an alternative arrangement for the money to be distributed to Kamil Bartoshek. Those who participated in the competition, called them and blew money out of the sky. Source: Anandabazar Patrika.

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