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Bangladesh Train-Bus Mishap
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Bangladesh: Death toll due to collision between train-bus in Narayanganj touches four

| @indiablooms | Dec 27, 2021, at 10:06 pm

Narayanganj: The death toll as a train hit a bus in Bangladesh region of Narayanganj has touched four, media reports said on Monday.

Mesbah Uddin, 65, died while undergoing treatment at Dhaka Medical College Hospital on Monday, DMCH police outpost's Inspector Bachchu Mia told bdnews24.

The body of the deceased has been kept in the hospital morgue for an autopsy.

Three people, including a child, were killed and 10 others injured after a train slammed into a bus operated by Ananda Paribahan, at a level crossing at the Narayanganj's railway gate No.1 on Sunday, reports news portal.

The injured people were rushed to DMCH and Narayanganj General Hospital immediately after the accident.

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