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পুরোনো GT রোডের মেইনধেমো এলাকায় ডাম্পারের সঙ্গে বাইকের ধাক্কায় মৃত্যু হল এক যুবকের। আহত আরও দু'জন। সিনেমা দেখে ফেরার পথে এই দুর্ঘটনা।

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Published : Feb 8, 2019, 1:27 PM IST

আসানসোল, ৮ ফেব্রুয়ারি : ডাম্পারের সঙ্গে বাইকের ধাক্কায় মৃত্যু হল এক যুবকের। আরও দু'জন যুবক গুরুতর আহত অবস্থায় চিকিৎসাধীন। ঘটনাটি পুরোনো GT রোডে মেইনধেমো এলাকার। ঘটনাস্থানে পৌঁছায় আসানসোল দক্ষিণ থানার পুলিশ। তদন্ত শুরু হয়েছে।

মৃত যুবকের নাম বিশাল কুমার গুপ্ত। গতকাল গভীর রাতে সিনেমা দেখতে গেছিলেন তিন বন্ধু বিশাল, অমিত ও দিওয়ানা। কুলটির রাধানগর এলাকা থেকে আসানসোলের মাল্টিপ্লেক্সে সিনেমা দেখতে একটি বাইকেই তিনজন মিলে গেছিল। সিনেমা দেখে ফেরার সময় মেইনধেমো এলাকায় একটি ডাম্পারের সঙ্গে বাইকটির সংঘর্ষ হয়।

খবর পেয়ে ঘটনাস্থানে পৌঁছায় আসানসোল দক্ষিণ থানার পুলিশ। তিনজনকে আশঙ্কাজনক অবস্থায় উদ্ধার করে আসানসোল জেলা হাসপাতালে নিয়ে আসে। সেখানেই বিশালকে মৃত বলে ঘোষণা করেন চিকিৎসকরা। বাকি দু'জনকে দুর্গাপুরের বেসরকারি হাসপাতালে স্থানান্তরিত করা হয়। দু'জনেরই অবস্থা আশঙ্কাজনক। পুলিশ ডাম্পারটির সন্ধান চালাচ্ছে।

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Montevideo - 7 February 2019
1. People rally against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in Fabini Square
2. Pan of people holding signs, woman (on the right) carrying sign in (Spanish) reading: "More action, less talking" sign on left reading: "Humanitarian help now"
3. Woman holding paper sign
4. Close of sign in (Spanish) reading: "The only full fridge in Venezuela is the morgue #SOS"
5. Sign reading: "Humanitarian help"
6. Woman carrying sign reading: "Dialogue is oxygen for the dictatorship"
7. Child writing sign
8. Man writing sign
9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Aldany Garcia, anti-Nicolas Maduro protester:
"We followed very closely the meeting that took place today at the Montevideo summit, but we do not believe in a false dialogue. We do not believe in any dialogue that can give oxygen to the regime of Nicolas Maduro because in our country the days are not counted in numbers but in deaths. If we believe in free elections, if we believe in mechanisms for Maduro to leave power and for a transitional government to be established then free elections should be called in order to have a new president in Venezuela."
10. Various of anti-Maduro rally
11. Large banner reading (Spanish) "Dialogue and peace for Venezuela" in dueling pro-Nicolas Maduro rally
12. People gathered pro-Maduro rally
13. Large banner reading (Spanish) "Peace in Latin America, in Venezuela, dialogue"
14. Various of rally
15. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jorge Bermudez, pro-Maduro protester:
"It is a process that begins today but does not end today. It is a very complex process, we must have good intentions and what we need to do to promote peace. That is why we insist, we are for a peaceful solution and we are against any foreign intervention in Venezuela. Venezuelans have to resolve the internal affairs of Venezuelans."
16. People at rally
17. Large banner reading (Spanish) "Solidarity with the people and the government of Venezuela, Yankees out"
STORYLINE:
Dozens of Uruguayans took part in dueling rallies in the capital Montevideo on Thursday.
One rally demanded immediate free elections in Venezuela while the other denounced foreign intervention in the country.
The "International Contact Group" met in Montevideo on Thursday amid tensions after Venezuela opposition lawmaker Juan Guaido declared himself interim president.
Guaido said he was seeking to oust President Nicolas Maduro following a 2018 election that many countries as a sham.
The EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini said the group holds different views on what led to Venezuela's crisis and doesn't seek to impose a solution.
Uruguayan President Tabare Vazquez is leading the meeting attended by leaders of 14 countries, including Spain, Italy, Portugal and Sweden.
In the Fabini Square in Montevideo protesters demanded immediate free elections in Venezuela and denounced dialogue efforts, saying they further legitimise Maduro.
"We do not believe in any dialogue that can give oxygen to the regime of Nicolas Maduro," Aldany Garcia, a protester said.
Just three blocks away dozens of protesters and members of workers unions rallied in favour of dialogue and denounced foreign intervention in Venezuela.
Jorge Bermudez a member of a workers union said that he believes in a peaceful resolution for Venezuela that does not include any interventions by other countries.
"Venezuelans have to resolve the internal affairs of Venezuelans," he said.
Meanwhile, trucks carrying U.S. humanitarian aid destined for Venezuela arrived Thursday at the Colombian border.
Guaido requested international assistance saying it is necessary in a country racked by shortages of basic goods.
Maduro denies a humanitarian crisis exists and says Venezuela is not a country of beggars.
The focus of Venezuela's political fight now hinges on whether Maduro will allow the aid to enter the country, a move anticipated in coming days.
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