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7 sourcesFirst reported yesterday at 14:13, updated 3 h ago

কর্ণফুলী নদীতে ট্রলারডুবি, হাতিয়ার দুই জেলে নিখোঁজ

trawler sinks in karnaphuli river two hatiya fishermen missing

Photo: Amar Desh

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from 3 outlets' reporting

A fishing trawler sank in the Karnaphuli river near Akmal Ali Ghat in Chattogram after its engine failed and it was struck by a cargo ship, around 4 a.m. on Sunday, 25 October, according to Amar Desh and Ajker Patrika. Two fishermen from Hatiya upazila in Noakhali, Miraj Uddin (32) and Sharif Uddin (34), were reported missing, while a third, Kamal Uddin, was rescued alive after clinging to the cargo ship's chain, according to the reports. Ajker Patrika reported that the bodies of the two men were recovered by locals on Tuesday morning and sent to Chattogram Medical College Hospital morgue; police officer Parvez Alam confirmed the recoveries. Hatiya Nolchira naval police outpost in-charge Ashish Chandra Saha said the incident occurred in the Karnaphuli and would be reported to higher authorities. Dhaka Times, citing Tamardi union chairman Rasedul Islam, reported the men as missing, and said the crash occurred in the Meghna river.

Where accounts differ. Dhaka Times places the crash in the Meghna river, while Amar Desh and Ajker Patrika say the Karnaphuli; Dhaka Times also reports the two men only as missing, while Ajker Patrika alone reports their bodies recovered on Tuesday.

Dhaka TimesAmar DeshAjker Patrika

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