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3 teenage madrasa students killed in Panchagarh motorcycle crash

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3 teenage madrasa students killed in Panchagarh motorcycle crash
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Three teenagers were killed when their motorcycle lost control and crashed into a roadside tree in Panchagarh’s Boda upazila this morning. The accident occurred around 9:30am on…

Three teenagers were killed when their motorcycle lost control and crashed into a roadside tree in Panchagarh’s Boda upazila this morning.

The accident occurred around 9:30am on the Sakoa-Sahapara village road, Boda Police Station Inspector (Investigation) Rezwanul Haque Mandal said.

The deceased were identified as Saymon Islam, Redowan Hossain, and Fazle Rabbi -- all 15 years old. All three were students of Sakoa Jamilatunnesa Fazil Madrasa, said police.

Speaking to The Daily Star over the phone, Inspector Rezwanul, citing locals, said that Saymon had taken his maternal uncle's motorcycle to the madrasa to attend a private tuition session. After the session, he set off with his two classmates, intending to drop them off at their respective homes. When they reached the Kherbari area on the Sakoa-Sahapara village road, the motorcycle went out of control and crashed into a roadside tree, leaving all three seriously injured.

Locals rushed them to Boda Upazila Health Complex, where the on-duty doctor declared Saymon and Redowan dead.

Fazle Rabbi received primary treatment before being transferred to Thakurgaon General Hospital. He was later taken to Rangpur Medical College Hospital, where he died while undergoing treatment around 4:00pm.

An unnatural death case was filed with Boda Police Station in connection with the incident, the inspector said.

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