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Brahmanbaria road mishap kills 2

A Correspondent:

Brahmanbaria: Two people including a teenage boy were killed in a collision between an auto-rickshaw and a truck in Sarail upazila of Brahmabaria on Saturday.
The deceased are auto-rickshaw driver Al Amin, 17, son of Alamgir Miah of Shahbajpur village in the upazila and passenger Apon Chandra Das, 14, son of Amolesh Chandra Das of Dhitpur village of the same upazila.
Witnesses said the auto-rickshaw collided with the truck on Shahbajpur-Shahjadapur regional road in Jadavpur area, leaving the auto driver dead on the spot and the passenger injured critically.
He was rushed to Upazila Health Complex where physicians declared him dead upon arrival.
Aslam Hossain, officer-in-charge of Sarail Police Station, said no case has so far been filed in this con-nection.

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