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Seven burned as fire breaks out twice at same house in Dhaka’s Shahjahanpur

Two separate fires erupted in a flat in Shahjahan during efforts to repair a gas leak
Express Report
  28 Feb 2024, 19:23

Seven people sustained burn injuries from two fire incidents that broke out at a house in Dhaka’s Shahjahanpur Jheel Mosque area on Tuesday.

The fires broke out in the same house at 8am and 6pm.

The injured were identified as Mintu Hawlader, 40; his daughter Maria Ishrat, 19, sanitary mechanic Monir Hossain, 41, Delwar Hossain, 57; and neighbours Ali Akbar, 35; Bachchu Mia, 45; and Sirajul Islam, 48.

They were admitted to the Sheikh Hasina National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery.

Mintu said the smell of gas was often found in the bathroom and kitchen of their rented house on the ground floor. 

“However, I could not find where the gas leaked from,” he said.

A fire broke out in the kitchen around 8am on Tuesday. He and his neighbour, Bachchu Mia, received burn injuries. 

Mintu's wife, Jharna Akhter, said the injured were taken to the burn institute in the morning.

After the fire incident in the morning, the sanitary mechanic went to the house to repair the leak in the evening. Then there was a fire from the accumulated gas again, she said.

Maria, the sanitary mechanic Monir, and the rest were burned in the second fire.

 Later, they were taken to the burn institute, she added.

Tariqul Islam, a resident surgeon at the burn institute, said Mintu suffered 40% burns. The other injured have burn injuries in different parts of their bodies, including hands and faces. All have been kept under treatment.

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Seven burned as fire breaks out twice at same house in Dhaka’s Shahjahanpur

Two separate fires erupted in a flat in Shahjahan during efforts to repair a gas leak
Express Report
  28 Feb 2024, 19:23

Seven people sustained burn injuries from two fire incidents that broke out at a house in Dhaka’s Shahjahanpur Jheel Mosque area on Tuesday.

The fires broke out in the same house at 8am and 6pm.

The injured were identified as Mintu Hawlader, 40; his daughter Maria Ishrat, 19, sanitary mechanic Monir Hossain, 41, Delwar Hossain, 57; and neighbours Ali Akbar, 35; Bachchu Mia, 45; and Sirajul Islam, 48.

They were admitted to the Sheikh Hasina National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery.

Mintu said the smell of gas was often found in the bathroom and kitchen of their rented house on the ground floor. 

“However, I could not find where the gas leaked from,” he said.

A fire broke out in the kitchen around 8am on Tuesday. He and his neighbour, Bachchu Mia, received burn injuries. 

Mintu's wife, Jharna Akhter, said the injured were taken to the burn institute in the morning.

After the fire incident in the morning, the sanitary mechanic went to the house to repair the leak in the evening. Then there was a fire from the accumulated gas again, she said.

Maria, the sanitary mechanic Monir, and the rest were burned in the second fire.

 Later, they were taken to the burn institute, she added.

Tariqul Islam, a resident surgeon at the burn institute, said Mintu suffered 40% burns. The other injured have burn injuries in different parts of their bodies, including hands and faces. All have been kept under treatment.

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Violent clashes in Dhaka’s Jatrabari leave multiple injured; Hanif Flyover toll plaza set on fire
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