Puluhan jemaah melecur, pendingin hawa masjid meletup

Sekurang-kurangnya 50 jemaah melecur selepas pendingin hawa meletup ketika mendirikan solat Isyak di sebuah masjid di Narayanganj, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Letupan itu berlaku sekitar pukul 9 malam pada Jumaat di sebuah masjid yang terletak di bandar Fatullah, kata pegawai dari Jabatan Perkhidmatan Kebakaran Haziganj, Morshed Alam.

Beberapa mangsa dilaporkan dibawa ke Institut Kebangsaan Sheikh Hasina di Dhaka.

Koordinator institut berkenaan, Dr Samanta Lal Sen berkata kepada Dhaka Tribune bahawa 38 mangsa terpaksa ditahan di wad kerana melecur dengan teruk.

Imam masjid itu, Imam Abdul Malek dan Muezzin Delwar Hossain juga antara yang turut dibawa ke hospital kerana kecederaan kritikal.

"Kebanyakan mangsa melecur antara 60 hingga 70 peratus," kata Pegawai Polis, Aslam Hossain dari balai Polis Fatullah.

Selain itu, menurut saksi, beberapa jemaah lain turut dilihat berlari keluar sebaik berlaku letupan manakala sebahagian besar ditemui terbaring di atas lantai masjid.

Seorang penduduk, Abu Talha berkata, ahli jawatankuasa masjid berkenaan baru-baru ini ada memfailkan aduan berhubung kebocoran pada bahagian saluran gas..

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