The Dhaka Times Desk Long 5 days have passed but Pinak-6 which sunk in Padma is still not found. Meanwhile, the cries of those who lost their relatives in Padmapad are increasing. So far 37 bodies have been recovered from different places.
The most surprising thing in the history of Bangladesh is that Pinak-6 launch which sunk in Padma was not found even after 5 days using advanced technology. The state-of-the-art technology survey-10 ship brought from Chittagong joined Kandari-2 at around 8 am today. Only time will tell how much progress this survey-10 vessel can make in the rescue work.
According to related sources, the survey-10 rescue ship is quite small in size. But its efficiency is much higher. With modern scanners, it can scan up to 300 meters on both sides of the road. The Survey-10 vessel has the capability to conduct underwater observations up to 70 meters in silt and clay and up to 18 meters in sand.
Meanwhile, 37 bodies were recovered till Thursday night. 18 of them have been identified. They have been handed over to their relatives.
3 dead bodies were recovered from the Meghna river in Barisal's Hijla upazila around 1 o'clock last night. Among them 1 male, 1 female and 1 female child.
Meanwhile, as Pinak-6 was not recovered, the lamentations among the relatives are gradually increasing. 24 hours a day and night, the bereaved people are waiting at Padmapad without food. He is anxiously counting when he will find the body of Swanand. What will be the end of this watch? This is everyone's question.
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