Seasonal flower vendor Dipu Mia (26) had gone to Shahbagh area early yesterday morning to buy flowers that he could sell to those who observe Valentine’s Day and Pahela Falgun.

Three people died and two others were injured in train accidents in Dinajpur and Jamalpur in the last two days.

Police yesterday arrested the driver of a pickup that ran over and killed two school girls in Fatikchhari, Chattogram, on February 9.

The High Court yesterday directed authorities to immediately take steps to find documents of actor Sohel Chowdhury murder case, as those have reportedly gone missing from the HC and trial court.

A third-grader was murdered in Chuadanga due to the murderer’s rivalry with his father.

A youth died after being hit by an unidentified vehicle near Dhaka’s Matsya Bhaban this morning.

Roktim Sushil, one of the seven victims of the Chakaria tragedy, has been transferred from Chattogram General Hospital (CGH) to Chattogram Medical College Hospital (CMCH) for better treatment.

A 10-month-long was burnt to death after a fire broke out at Safarmali village at Bishnupur union in Chandpur Sadar upazila yesterday.

The pickup van driver, who ran over and killed five brothers in Cox’s Bazar, had no driving licence but had been driving several vehicles for the past two years.

An oxygen cylinder exploded in an ambulance in Bagerhat’s Sharankhola upazila, injuring three people, on Friday night.

A fire that broke out at a Polythene factory in old Dhaka last night was brought doused early today.

A fire that broke out at Madina Ashiq Tower at Chawkbazar area of Old Dhaka this evening, has been brought under control.

“My six brothers and one sister were about two arms’ length away from the road on the day of the accident. My other brother and I were on the street. Instead of hitting us, the pickup van targeted and crushed my brothers. The vehicle then came back and crushed my injured sister after killing my brothers,” said Munni Sushil, who survived the road accident in Chakaria upazila on February 9, last night.

Three people sustained burn injuries last night when the oxygen cylinder of an ambulance exploded in Sharankhola upazila of Bagerhat.

The driver of the pick-up van, which on Tuesday ran over and killed five brothers in Cox’s Bazar, has no driving license but he was driving several vehicles for the last two years.

Three people were killed in road and train accidents yesterday, according to reports from our correspondents.

Roktim Shil, one of seven victims in the tragic road accident in Chakaria that saw death of five brothers, is now fighting for life at Intensive Care Unit of Chattogram General Hospital (CGH).

An unidentified 18-year old boy was crushed to death under the wheels of a running train in Sitakunda upazila of Chattogram this morning.

A food delivery man was killed after his bicycle was hit, allegedly by a lorry near the Palashi intersection in the capital yesterday.

Another injured in MV Abhijan-10 launch fire in Jhalakathi died at a city hospital this afternoon, after fighting for life for more than one and half months.