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Bodies of 3 children recovered from canal in Cox’s Bazar
The bodies of three children, including two siblings, who went missing after falling into a canal in Cox's Bazar's Pekua, have been recovered.
Their bodies were recovered around 8 am on Thursday.
The deceased were identified as Tahida Begum, 10, and Amir Hossain, 7, children of Nurul Alam; and Humaira Begum, 8, daughter of their close relative Saber Ahmed.
Earlier on Wednesday evening, they went missing in a canal of Ujantia union’s Ferasinga para as the water was high due to the flood situation in the district.
Quoting the deceased’s family, Tofazzal Karim, chairman of Ujantia union, said the three children went fishing in the nearby Sahebkhali canal on Wednesday afternoon.
On their way home in the evening, they fell into the Sahebkhali canal and went missing. Their bodies surfaced in the same canal around 7 am on Thursday.
Pekua Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Md Omar Haider confirmed the matter and said the bodies have been handed over to the family, reports UNB.