A Bangladesh Ansar member cialis 20mg bayer was stabbed to death and four security personnel were injured allegedly by http://viagracanada-onlinerx.com/ a youth at a checkpoint at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport Sunday evening.
The Ansar member, Shohag Ali, 28, was declared death at Kurmitola General Hospital while five others including the 22-year-old suspect were taken to the hospital, said its ward master Warrant Officer Naharul Islam.
The police at airport said Armed Police Battalion members Ishtiak and Ashik also sustained injuries in the knife attack.
Officials said that injured sildenafil viagra cost Ansar’s assistant platoon commander Zia was shifted to Combined Military Hospital in Dhaka Cantonment.
They said that the attacker was also detained and was shifted to Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
Counter Terrorism and Trans-national Crime unit of police deputy commissioner Mohibul Islam Khan said, ‘He [suspect] identified him as Shihab, but his statements were inconsistent…We are investigating the matter.’
Mohibul was not sure whether it was an extremist attack. ‘We need to talk to the youth more,’ he said.
Ansar Battalion deputy director Ibrahim Bhuiyan
said that the situation ensued at the checkpoint post at the outer portion of departure lounge at about 6:45pm when Ansar member Shohag was searching the passengers.
As Shohag stopped the youth, the attacker suddenly swooped on him with knife and went straight inside departure lounge hacking others as well, said Ibrahim.
‘We are not confirmed about the identity of the attacker,’ said Ibrahim, adding that assistant platoon commander Zia, among others, sustained injuries.
About the speculation that clash between Ansar member and cleaners at the airport resulted the attack, Ibrahim said nothing happened like that and ‘we are not clear about the motive of the attack.’
A security official said that the attacker was caught inside the departure lounge as people nearby cordoned him.
‘We are examining the video footage,’ the official added. ‘When he was captured, he told us that he was confined canadian pharmacy cialis for couple of days and he was dropped near airport with sharp weapon to attack security personnel,’ the official told New Age.
Rapid Action Battalion officials said that they were examining whether the attacker had any connection with extremism.
Following the attack, all the agencies concerned sat in a meeting inside the airport.
Civil Aviation Authority Bangladesh spokesperson AKM canada e-pharmacy Reazul Karim said that no flight operation was hampered due to the incident.
Many out-going passengers who were on the process of checking were scared.
Amid the continued extremist attacks since September 2015, security measures http://viagravscialis-best.com/ have been tightened at the three international and 12 domestic airports.
The security was further tightened following the extremist attacks on a Gulshan café on July 1 and a police checkpoint at Sholakia in Kishoreganj 5mg cialis does it work on July 7, said the civil aviation and tourism ministry officials.
Source: New Age
