Nasirapure died a few months old, the youngest child

Moulvibazar nasirapurera from militant hideouts scattered the bodies of seven of the eight dead were four children. Children under one year of age ranging from 10 years. In the age of a few months old. The child's body was torn apart by the blast so that there is no way to understand it's a boy or a girl.

At around 3 pm on Friday, 50-bed general hospital in Moulvibazar police inquest report to the authorities arrived. Then began the autopsy. Finished eleventh.

Hospital superintendent Partha Sarathi Dutta said, is part of the body of the autopsy have been shredded. The remaining three of the four children two years of age, 7 years and 10 years. One of the women, and the other 5 to 35 years of age. 35-year-old man.

Partha Sarathi also lasagulite metallic object like a piece of thick wire was found. The day before the bodies of two of them seem to die. Pacanao covered, but it is understood that their appearance. The existence of the three parts of the adults were found in the stomach. The bodies were collected from each sample for the DNA test.

A three-member committee for the post-mortem was done. They are: Subrata Kumar Roy, Senior Consultant, Department of Surgery, Abu Imran and RMO Palash Roy Jr. consultant.

0 km from the city in the early hours of Wednesday nasirapura militant den was identified. After almost 34 hours around the bases of the 'scattered body parts of seven of the eight, "said the police. Police suspect Wednesday afternoon, they suicide explosion. All members of the same family were killed. Thursday afternoon's' Operation Hit Back "was declared finished.

Yesterday afternoon at five nasirapurera militant campaign dorm complex at the end of the No. 1 Khalilpur Union's Counter-Terrorism Unit briefed the Monirul Islam. He said: "We have been working on a formula. JMB members of those killed evolving, we are fairly certain that. " He said that the building of the house According to the office of deceased members of the same family. However, the police could not verify the information.

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