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Five Injured After Plaster Collapse at Bagerhat Judge's Court

An unexpected plaster collapse at the Bagerhat District and Sessions Judge's Court has resulted in injuries to five individuals.

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Five people were injured on Monday after plaster from the roof of the Bagerhat District and Sessions Judge's Court building collapsed onto a verandah outside the Kachua Court on the ground floor. The injured individuals, identified as Sumon Das, 45, Hridoy Hawlader, 26, Habibullah Sheikh, 28, Md. Firoz Sheikh, 65, and Motaleb Hossain, 48, were all residents of different parts of Bagerhat district. They were promptly rescued and taken to the 250-bed Bagerhat District Hospital for treatment.

Immediate Response and Hospital Visit

Judges from the District and Sessions Judge's Court visited the hospital to inquire about the condition of the injured. Public Prosecutor and Chief Counsel MM Mahabub Morshed Lalon reported that the plaster fell suddenly from the balcony in front of the Kachua Court, where judicial magistrates conduct proceedings, striking litigants waiting nearby.

Calls for Urgent Inspection and Repairs

Lalon emphasized the need for urgent action, stating that the Public Works Department has been requested to inspect and repair the damaged and risky sections of the court building to prevent similar incidents. Medical Officer Dr. Sheikh Adnan Hossain of the 250-bed Bagerhat District Hospital confirmed that the victims sustained injuries to the head, neck, and legs, though none of the injuries are serious, and all five are receiving treatment.

Renewed Concerns for Building Safety

The incident has caused concern among litigants and lawyers at the court premises, prompting renewed calls for immediate renovation work to ensure the safety of the building. The structural integrity of the court building has been a topic of discussion, and this incident underscores the urgency for comprehensive safety measures.

Background and Significance

The Bagerhat District and Sessions Judge's Court is a critical institution for the administration of justice in the region. Ensuring the safety and structural soundness of such facilities is essential for the efficient and secure conduct of judicial proceedings. This incident highlights the need for regular maintenance and timely repairs to prevent accidents and protect those who frequent the court.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Who were the injured individuals?
The injured individuals were Sumon Das, 45, Hridoy Hawlader, 26, Habibullah Sheikh, 28, Md. Firoz Sheikh, 65, and Motaleb Hossain, 48.
What actions have been taken following the incident?
The Public Works Department has been requested to inspect and repair the damaged sections of the court building.

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