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Highway Police Constable Dies in Kishoreganj Truck Collision

A highway police constable was killed in Kishoreganj when a truck overturned onto the police pickup he was in.

By Staff Correspondent
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A tragic road accident in Kishoreganj claimed the life of Highway Police Constable Parvez Mia on the early hours of August 4. The incident took place in Kuliarchar upazila near the Dariakandi Bus Stand on the Bhairab-Kishoreganj regional highway. Officer-in-Charge Suman Kumar Chowdhury of the Bhairab Highway Police Station reported that the accident occurred around midnight.

Details of the Fatal Accident

The accident happened as the police pickup was stationary on the roadside, with one of its tires being inflated. According to the Officer-in-Charge, the truck lost control and overturned directly onto the pickup, resulting in the tragic death of Constable Parvez Mia at the scene. The 30-year-old officer, who hailed from Sadar upazila in Habiganj district, was crushed under the truck and succumbed to his injuries immediately.

The body of Constable Parvez Mia was transported to the morgue at Syed Nazrul Islam Medical College Hospital for further procedures. The incident highlights the dangers faced by law enforcement personnel on duty, especially in high-traffic areas, and underscores the need for stringent safety measures and accident prevention strategies.

Implications and Broader Context

Road accidents involving law enforcement vehicles are not uncommon in Bangladesh, often due to the hazardous conditions and high volume of traffic on major highways. The Bhairab-Kishoreganj regional highway, a key route connecting several districts, has seen multiple incidents involving police vehicles in recent years.

This incident also brings attention to the working conditions of highway police constables who are often exposed to significant risks while performing their duties. The tragic death of Constable Parvez Mia is a stark reminder of the need for enhanced safety protocols and the importance of providing adequate protection to those who serve on the front lines of law enforcement.

Efforts to reduce such fatalities include the implementation of better roadside safety measures, improved vehicle maintenance, and stricter enforcement of traffic laws. The government and law enforcement agencies must work together to address these issues and ensure the safety of their personnel.

Source: BSS

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