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Bangladesh: Four injured in crude bomb explosion near polling station
7 Jan 2024 3:03 PM IST
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Four people, including a child, were injured after unidentified people exploded two crude bombs near a polling centre in Hazaribagh near Dhaka, where voting is underway for the parliamentary elections on Sunday, local media reported.
Dhaka: Four people, including a child, were injured after unidentified people exploded two crude bombs near a polling centre in Hazaribagh near Dhaka, where voting is underway for the parliamentary elections on Sunday, local media reported.
The injured were identified as Amir Hossain, 55, Maksuda Begum, 50, Badal Ahmed, 50, and his son Tanvir Ahmed, 8, The Daily Star reported.
The injured were rushed to Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
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