I couldn't understand what happened suddenly.
I was calling Allah with my son in my chest. Everything happened in a moment.’
This is how he described the accident in a trembling voice Second Jeevan Paota Anatara Begum (25).
He was a passenger in the Dhaka-bound Imad Paribahan in the Padma Bridge Express and 16 people lost their lives in the bus.
Rescue workers rescued Anaratara Begum and her baby Sajjad unharmed.
After the rescue, Annosara was in a state of confusion, after a while, he was shocked to see the severity of the incident and caught the child in the cloak, calling Allah again and again and thanking Allah.
Annosara said that when he was dizzy, he was the wife of Tahim Molla of Garfa village in Mollarhat, Bagerhat, boarded a bus from Mollarhat.
The talker said, ‘The village was moving at a very fast pace in the express. After a while, the passengers were discussing.’
Anasara Begum said, ‘I got up at 6 am from Mollarhat in Bagerhat. I was going to the house of Dhanmondi Bosbon in Dhaka. The accident happened at the moment of the accident. I didn't feel like I was taking it out from the village. I still don't remember who was taking it out from the village. ’
Meanwhile, after getting the news, Anonara's family members left for the spot. Now he will not go to Dhaka sister's house, he said that he will go back with his family members. When Annoara Begum's son Sajjad was asked, he said, "I did not understand anything. I was in my mother's lap."
Incidentally, on Sunday around 8 am, the Imad Paribahan bus took off the railing on the Dhaka-bound lane in Kutubpur area of Shibchar Express and went downstairs on the spot. 14 people died at the hospital and 2 more casualties were killed in the hospital. After the accident, the police, Shibchar Thana Police and the Fatur Service team started rescue operations in Haiyo.
