- Bangladesh Eyes $1bn Carbon Gains From 25 Crore Trees |
- Weak revenue collection, rising debt threaten economic stability |
- Talks with Iranian officials set 'good foundation' to end war: Vance |
- Gridlocks in Bonn sets stage for Antalya showdown |
- Army to be deployed in 6 districts ahead of AL’s founding anniversary |
BD Fire fighter electrocuted in CHT while clearing debris
Electricity symbol.
Khagrachari, May 28 - A fire service worker lost his life while cutting uprooted trees on a road in the Alutila area of Khagrachari on Monday night.
The deceased, identified as Rasel Hossain, 20, was the son of Abdul Razzak and a resident of Dhaka's Dhamrai.
According to Khagrachari Fire Service Station Officer Rajesh Barua, several trees fell in different areas of Alutila due to the impact of Cyclone Remal. Rasel inadvertently came into contact with a 33,000-volt wire while cutting an uprooted tree around 11 pm.
He was immediately taken to Khagrachari Sadar Hospital, where duty doctor Dr. Rakib Uddin declared him dead.
The power supply in Khagrachari has been disrupted, and several roads are blocked by fallen trees as a result of Cyclone Remal. - UNB