ডিএনএ পরীক্ষায় ১০ জনের পরিচয় শনাক্ত, এখনো নিখোঁজ স্কুলশিক্ষিকা নাসরিন

Police's Criminal Investigation Department (CID) said DNA tests identified all 10 people killed in a fire at the Tuptup Restaurant and Resort in Patuartek, Ukhiya, Cox's Bazar. The victims included two Dhaka families: six members of one family in Banani and Khilgaon, and four members of another in Shyamoli. Investigating officer Rimon Ghosh said the DNA samples of the recovered bodies did not match that of missing schoolteacher Nasrin Akter Mukta (27), so her whereabouts remain unknown. Ghosh said the bodies would be handed over to families on Tuesday, 27 October, and that investigation progress would be briefed to the media. Ukhiya police officer-in-charge Atikur Rahman said further investigation to trace Mukta was continuing. The fire occurred on 17 October, when 10 bodies were recovered.

Where accounts differ. Dhaka Post reports that 11 people were on the missing list and that the number of bodies recovered did not match the missing count from the outset, while Jugantor does not mention this discrepancy.

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