The Child from Magura Declared Dead at 1 PM Today. Colonel Nazmul Hamid confirmed this information, Magura Child Death News, to us, who is a professor at the Pediatric Neurology Department of Dhaka’s Combined Military Hospital (CMH). The child from Magura was declared dead at 1 PM today, Thursday.
Details of the Child’s Medical Condition
Multiple Cardiac Arrests Before Death
Colonel Nazmul Hamid stated that the child suffered two cardiac arrests (sudden cardiac arrests) this morning. After CPR was administered, the heartbeat returned. However, at noon, the child had another cardiac arrest. Despite attempts at resuscitation, the heartbeat did not return, and the child was declared dead at 1 PM.
A press release from the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) stated:
“It is with a heavy heart that we inform you that the child who was tortured in Magura breathed his last at Dhaka’s CMH at 1 PM today. Despite the application of the most modern medical system and the utmost efforts of expert doctors, it was not possible to save the child.”
The Child’s Treatment Journey
The ISPR press release mentioned that the child was admitted to CMH in Dhaka in critical condition on March 8. The Bangladesh Army has expressed deep condolences to the bereaved family and pledged support in their time of need.
Timeline of the Child’s Hospitalization
- Last Thursday (March 7), the child was taken to the 250-bed hospital in Magura in an unconscious state.
- Later that day: transferred to Faridpur Medical College Hospital for advanced treatment.
- Thursday Night: Sent to Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
- Friday Night: Put on life support.
- Saturday Evening: Transferred to CMH and kept in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU).
- March 14: The child passed away at 1 PM.
An eight-member medical board, headed by the chief surgeon of CMH, was formed to treat the child.
Nationwide Condemnation of the Magura Incident
The Magura child death news has sparked outrage across the country. Protests and demonstrations against child rape and violence are being held nationwide.
Public Outcry and Protests
Since the news broke, numerous protests have taken place:
- Demonstrators blocked the main gate of the Chief Judicial Magistrate’s Court from 11 AM to 2:30 PM.
- Protesters blocked Bhaina More highway until 5 PM.
- A torchlight procession was held in the city in the evening.
Due to security concerns, the accused in the case were not produced in court on Sunday. The court heard the remand application late at night instead.
Legal Proceedings Against the Accused
The mother of the eight-year-old victim, who was visiting her sister’s house, filed a case under the Prevention of Violence Against Women and Children Act. The child’s brother-in-law, sister-in-law, mother-in-law, and nephew have been arrested in connection with the case.
Court’s Decision on Remand
- The main accused, the victim’s sister’s father-in-law, has been granted seven days’ remand.
- The sister’s husband, mother-in-law, and brother-in-law have each been granted five days’ remand.
The investigation officer stated that the child was unconscious and could not provide a statement. Therefore, interrogation of the accused was deemed necessary.
A Nation Mourns the Magura Child Death
The Magura child death news has deeply affected people across the country. The family alleges that the child was raped last Thursday afternoon while visiting her sister’s house in Nijnanduali village, Magura.
Ongoing Investigation and Legal Actions
The case is currently under investigation, with authorities ensuring a thorough legal process. The nation watches closely as justice is sought for the young victim.
The tragic Magura child death news serves as a painful reminder of the need for stronger protection for children and swift legal action against perpetrators of violence. The entire country stands in solidarity with the grieving family, demanding justice.
Bangladesh Army Expresses Deep Condolences
The Bangladesh Army issued an official statement expressing its deep sorrow over the Magura child death news. They prayed for the departed soul and assured full support to the grieving family. The Army also reiterated their commitment to justice and vowed to assist in the ongoing investigation.
Demands for Justice Intensify
Following the Magura child death news, protests continue to escalate, with various organizations and activists demanding the strictest punishment for the perpetrators. Social media campaigns calling for justice have gained momentum, and several human rights groups have urged authorities to expedite the legal process.
Government’s Response to the Tragedy
In light of the growing outrage, the government has pledged to ensure justice for the victim. Officials have assured that a fair and thorough investigation will be conducted. The Ministry of Women and Children Affairs has condemned the incident and promised stricter measures to prevent such crimes in the future.