A person named Alamgir Shikder (56) died on the street in Gulistan of the capital. Initially, it is believed that he died of heat stroke. He used to work in a printing house in Mirpur.
This incident happened on Tuesday (April 23) around 10 am. When he was taken to Dhaka Medical College Hospital in an unconscious state, the doctor declared him dead around 11 am.
Anwar Hossain, the passerby who brought him to the hospital, said that the person went down to Gulistan by bus through Hanif flyover bridge. Gulistan got down in front of the flyover toll plaza and was walking on the road from there. Then he fell ill and fell on the street. On seeing him, water was first poured on his head. However, he was quickly brought to the hospital after seeing the condition. After that the doctor declared him dead. Wari Police Station Deputy Inspector (SI) Shah Alam came to the hospital to investigate the incident. He said that two pedestrians brought the person to the hospital. Through them a little is known about the incident. Apart from this, the doctors have also been talked to. All in all, it is initially believed that he died of heat stroke due to overheating. His name was identified from the NID card in his pocket and various phone numbers and later his family was contacted.
Meanwhile, Alamgir Shikder’s friend Abbas Molla said that Alamgir lives with his family behind the Jatrabari Kajla petrol pump. He used to work in a printing house in Mirpur. He left home in the morning to go to Mirpur. They later heard the news of his death over the phone.
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