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Thursday, September 10, 2015, Bhadra 26, 1422 BS, Zilqad 25, 1436 Hijr


BGB member missing in Bandarban boat capsize
Our Correspondent
Published :Thursday, 10 September, 2015,  Time : 10:14 PM  View Count : 7
A member of Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) went missing after a boat had capsized in Sangu River while it had been returning to Thanchi in Bandarban ending an anti-terrorism drive at Boromodak border area.

The incident took place at Boro Pathor area of Thanci at 4:00pm on Thursday.

The missing BGB member is identified as Jewel Rana. The arms and bullets with also went missing.

The rescue operation could not be started as the spot locates in inaccessible place and current in Sangu river.

Bandarban high officials declined to detail on it.

 
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