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NTV Online
11 September, 2016, 13:07
Update: 11 September, 2016, 13:10
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NTV Online
11 September, 2016, 13:07
Update: 11 September, 2016, 13:10

Chittagong: A young woman and her three-and-half-year daughter were burned to death in a fire that broke out in a slum at Kalsi Dighi Par in the Chittagong city’s EPZ area early Sunday.

The blaze also left 400 shanties burned in the slum.  

The deceased were Fatema Akter,27, wife of Mohammad Mizan, a resident of Bhabanichar of Laxmipur district and her daughter Marjan.

They used to live in the slum.

Liton Barua, duty officer at the Chittagong Fire Service Control Room, said the fire originated from an electric short circuit in a shanty around 3:30am and it soon engulfed the entire slum, burning down 400 rooms, including 12 shops.

Informed, three fire-fighting units rushed to the spot and doused the fire at about 8.40am.

They recovered the charred bodies of Fatema and Marjan from their room on Sunday morning.

The extent of loss caused by the fire would go up to Tk50 lakh, said the duty officer.

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