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She killed her husband, dumped the cut up body
Police say after arresting woman
Staff Correspondent
Staff Correspondent
Police on Monday arrested a woman for murdering her husband, whose body parts were recovered the previous day from three areas of the capital.
The arrestee, Fatema Khatun, works as a domestic help and during initial interrogation on Monday confessed to police that she had killed her husband, Moyna Miya, and cut his body into six pieces.
Mohammad Harun Or Rashid, joint commissioner of Detective Branch (DB) of police, made the disclosure yesterday while addressing a briefing at the media centre of Dhaka Metropolitan Police.
Bangladesh women recurve archer Diya Siddique targeted to make sure of the Olympic entry in the upcoming France World Cup stage three, scheduled to be held on June 21-27. Diyas performance in all three recurve events singles, individuals and mixed of the recently concluded Switzerland
Father, daughter killed as truck hits motorbike in Pabna Star Digital Report Star Digital Report
A man and his daughter were killed and his wife was injured in a road accident today when a sand-laden truck hit his motorbike at the Tarabaria area in Sujanagar upazila of Pabna.
The victims were identified as Md Alomgir Hossain (36) of village Char Ashutoshpur in Pabna Sadar upazila, and his daughter Sinha (6). The injured is Nasrin Akter (30), reports our Pabna correspondent quoting police.
Angry people set fire to the truck after the incident. Police later rushed to the spot and seized the truck but its driver managed to flee the scene.
161 more passengers from UK land in Bangladesh today
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Star Online Report
Star Online Report
Another 161 passengers from the United Kingdom landed in Bangladesh today amid the spread of a new strain of Covid-19 in that country.
Of the passengers, 144 landed in Osmani International Airport of Sylhet by a flight of Biman Bangladesh Airlines. And 17 passengers landed at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, Nasrin Akter, a doctor at the health desk of HSIA, told The Daily Star.
After health screening, all passengers were allowed to go home as they had Covid-19 negative certificates. But they will have to stay in home quarantine for 14-days, added Dr Nasrin.