One more injured with bullet wounds previously dies in DMCH
The deceased, identified as Babul Hawlader, 48, was admitted to the hospital amid the clashes between law enforcers and protesters in the capital’s Rampura on 19 July
Anti-quota protesters march with Bangladeshi flags and sticks as they engage in a clash with Bangladesh Chhatra League, at the University of Dhaka, in Dhaka, Bangladesh, July 16, 2024. Photo: Reuters
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Anti-quota protesters march with Bangladeshi flags and sticks as they engage in a clash with Bangladesh Chhatra League, at the University of Dhaka, in Dhaka, Bangladesh, July 16, 2024. Photo: Reuters
Another person, who was admitted to the Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) with bullet wounds on 19 July, died last night (29 July),
Bacchu Mia, in charge of the DMCH police outpost, confirmed the matter to The Business Standard.
The deceased, identified as Babul Hawlader, 48, was admitted to the hospital amid the clashes between law enforcers and protesters in the capital’s Rampura on 19 July.
He breathed his last at the intensive care unit (ICU) of DMCH at 11pm last night.
At least 147 people were killed in the violence surrounding the quota reform movement, Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan said yesterday.
However, media reports suggest that more than 200 were killed during the clashes between the law enforcers and the protesters.
