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This incident happened on Friday and there was a wave of mourning across the country, for which a wave of mourning ran from all sides.
So far 52 people have died in a massive fire that broke out in a six-storey factory in Narayanganj, Bangladesh. This incident happened on Friday and there was a wave of mourning across the country, for which a wave of mourning ran from all sides.
On Saturday, rescue teams searching for any survivors on the 5th or 6th floor of the building claimed that no new bodies were found. The bodies that have been recovered so far are mostly unrecognizable, their identity has been left for DNA tests. Outside the morgue of the Dhaka Medical College Hospital, a crowd of relatives and friends of the victims are gathering, shouting and shouting.
One of these victims was Mohammad Ali, who worked as a senior operator in the building. Just before the flames erupted, Ali, 27, called his younger brother and explained the situation, saying he was unable to get out of hell. “Forgive me if I’ve done something wrong,” he was known to tell his brother.
After the news of the fire, outrage among the people is increasing. Angry relatives of the victims allegedly attacked vehicles outside the building while rescue operations were on. This delayed the rescue operation by a few hours. Most of those who died were poor daily wage workers.
The main opposition party BNP has blamed the ruling Awami League. In a statement issued on Friday, BNP general secretary Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir demanded a proper inquiry into the incident and also demanded adequate compensation to the families of the victims.
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