An officer-in-charge has been withdrawn and ten people have been sent to jail in connection with an attack on a health centre in Mirpur, Dhaka, according to কালের কণ্ঠ. The same report states that the officer was removed from his post over the incident.
Separately, প্রথম আলো reports that six more people have been sent to jail in a case involving an attack and vandalism at the health centre in Mirpur.
The health centre is linked to the Radda clinic. The Daily Ittefaq reports that the clinic has been declared free from occupation and that its signboard has been put back up.
bdnews24.com has raised the question of whether the officer-in-charge provided patronage for the demolition of Radda's health centre. BBC also reports that the attack on the Radda facility and on the studio of Salman Muqtadir has brought renewed discussion of extortion and occupation involving the BNP.
The reports do not give further detail on the charges faced by those jailed, the exact date of the attack, or the identities of the ten people sent to prison. The withdrawal of the officer and the jailing of the ten are reported as outcomes tied to the Mirpur health centre case.
What to watch next: whether authorities name the withdrawn officer and the jailed individuals, and whether further arrests or charges follow in the Radda clinic case.
