Staff Reporter :
Two youths, one falling from roof, and the other out of poison consumption, were reportedly dead and kept in the morgue at Dhaka Medical College Hospital on Saturday (May 12), said DMCH outpost in-charge Bacchu Miah.
Abul Kashem, 35, son of late Abdul Hamid, fell from a two storied under construction building, while working in Shikatuli area of Bangshal in the city, Abdur Rashid, colleague of the deceased, told the Media.
Abul Kashem lived in Shyampur area of the city,
but he hailed from Haimchor Bagorpur village of Chandpur district.
Duty Officer of Bangshal Police Station confirmed the News.
Meanwhile, Ismail, 30, son of Abdur Rashid, consumed poison after having arguments with his wife, said Jamir Ali, elder brother of the deceased.
Ismail was a resident of South Shahjahanpur Railway slum, while his native home was from Araihazar upazila of Narayanganj.
Two youths, one falling from roof, and the other out of poison consumption, were reportedly dead and kept in the morgue at Dhaka Medical College Hospital on Saturday (May 12), said DMCH outpost in-charge Bacchu Miah.
Abul Kashem, 35, son of late Abdul Hamid, fell from a two storied under construction building, while working in Shikatuli area of Bangshal in the city, Abdur Rashid, colleague of the deceased, told the Media.
Abul Kashem lived in Shyampur area of the city,
but he hailed from Haimchor Bagorpur village of Chandpur district.
Duty Officer of Bangshal Police Station confirmed the News.
Meanwhile, Ismail, 30, son of Abdur Rashid, consumed poison after having arguments with his wife, said Jamir Ali, elder brother of the deceased.
Ismail was a resident of South Shahjahanpur Railway slum, while his native home was from Araihazar upazila of Narayanganj.
