The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has urged the public not to be misled by rumours or panic following the recovery of two bomb-like objects beneath the Mirpur-10 and Farmgate metro rail stations. The DMP confirmed that neither object contained explosives or posed any security threat. Joint Commissioner of Police (Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime) Munshi Shahabuddin made the appeal at a press briefing, stressing the importance of public vigilance and cooperation with law enforcement. He urged citizens to report any suspicious objects immediately to authorities for prompt assessment and necessary action.
FAQs
- **What was found at Mirpur-10 and Farmgate metro stations?** At Mirpur-10, a bag containing Zarda (chewing tobacco) and betel leaf was found. Near Farmgate, a sack containing garbage was discovered. Neither contained explosives. - **How did the DMP respond to the incidents?** Local police, senior DMP officials, the Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime (CTTC) Unit, and the Bomb Disposal Unit quickly responded, cordoned off the areas, and implemented precautionary security measures. - **What did the DMP say about the objects found?** The DMP confirmed that the objects posed no risk and assured the public of their safety. - **What is the DMP's message to the public?** The DMP urged the public to remain vigilant, avoid spreading rumours, and report any suspicious objects to law enforcement for prompt action.
