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Four, including three women, killed by train in capital over three days

Four individuals, including three unidentified women, were killed by train accidents in Dhaka over the past three days.

By Staff Correspondent
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রাজধানীতে তিন দিনে ট্রেনের ধাক্কায় চার মৃত্যু, তিনজনই নারী

Four individuals, including three unidentified women, were killed by train accidents in Dhaka over the past three days. The incidents occurred from Wednesday night to Friday morning. The victims include a 25-year-old man named Aslamul from Pirojpur, and three unidentified women, aged approximately 30, 50, and 70 years. The bodies were sent to Dhaka Medical College morgue for autopsy.

SI Mohammad Abdur Razzak of Bimanbandar Railway Police stated that Aslamul's identity was confirmed through fingerprint matching. Efforts are ongoing to identify the three women. The autopsies were completed on Friday after legal procedures.

FAQ

How many people were killed in the train accidents?
Four people were killed.
Were the victims identified?
Only one victim, a 25-year-old man named Aslamul, was identified. The three women remain unidentified.

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