The Dhaka Times Desk 19 people have been killed and more than 200 people have been injured since yesterday till this morning due to Hefazat Islam's Dhaka blockade and rally. Most of the victims were security personnel. Khabar Bangladesh news24.com.
Sources of the online newspaper also said that an unidentified person died while undergoing treatment at the Dhaka Medical College (DMH) hospital. A man named Zaman said that he rescued Nahid, the victim of gang washing at the minaret gate of Baitul Mukarram, and took him to DM. Later he died.
Police duty bus worker Siddiqur Rahman was killed in Nayapaltan custody-police clash yesterday afternoon. Kamaluddin Khan (53) died while undergoing treatment in Dham at 8 pm. It is known that he was terrified by the sound of gunshots and cocktail explosion while leaving after Asr prayer.
The online newspaper also said that after 10pm, there were reports of six bodies at Shahjahanpur Al Baraka Hospital and two at Islami Bank Hospital. The hospital authorities confirmed the matter.
Tutul, the operator of Al Baraka Hospital, said that there are six bodies in their hospital. They died in the hospital after being brought in injured since afternoon. Someone is declared dead only after being brought. And all of them are shot.
Munshiganj's Sirajul Islam, who is in Al Baraka Hospital, told the online newspaper over phone that Yunus (28) and Ibrahim Khan (30) of Barisal, Maulana Sihabuddin (60) of Chittagong, Salim (26) of Narsingdi, Zubair (25) and another unidentified person died there. He said that they are all security personnel.
On the other hand, the police recovered the bodies of 7 more people from the spot after the midnight clash in Motijheel. All of them are believed to be security personnel. Police took the bodies to the Dhaka Medical College Hospital morgue. Their names are not yet known. However, one of them died in Paltan on Sunday afternoon. Later, the body was taken to the Motijheel gathering place by the security personnel.
It has been reported that at least 105 people are under treatment in Dhaka Medical College Hospital and more than 500 in Islami Bank Hospital, and more than 200 are under treatment in some other medical centers of the capital.
(Note: As the death toll is still in doubt. The above news is from Bangladesh News24.com (link attached) for the information of the readers).
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