Four Dead And Many Injured After A Train Fire - Bangladesh

Four Dead And Many Injured After A Train Fire - Bangladesh

Bangladeshi rescue personnel search through a burnt out carriage of the Benapole Express in Dhaka on January 5, 2024. Five people were killed in Bangladesh after a passenger train which was arriving in the capital Dhaka from the western city of Jessore, caught fire on January 5, 2024, with police suspecting an arson attack during unrest ahead of national elections boycotted by the opposition. Photo by Rahman Habibur/ABACAPRESS.COM

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