BCB director’s wife seriously injured jumping to escape fire

Bangladesh Cricket Board director’s wife was seriously injured jumping from a multi-storey building to escape from the fire. Currently she is admitted in Sheikh Hasina Burn and Plastic Surgery Institute. There has been a lot of noise in Bangladesh cricket around the matter. Discussion and criticism are going on because there is no necessary system to extinguish the fire in that house.

Recently, a terrible fire occurred in Gulshan, the capital of Dhaka. Several people were injured in a fire in a multi-storied building at Gulshan -2. The Bangladesh Cricket Board director and his family live on the 12th floor of that building. BCB Director Faim Sinha’s wife Sama Rahman Sinha jumped into the swimming pool to escape from the building when it suddenly caught fire.

According to the sources of his relatives in the hospital, Sama Rahman Sinha first lowered down from the 12th floor to save her family members. Then she and the maid got into the elevator to go down. But unfortunately, the lift got stuck at the 7th floor. Somehow, sshe got out of the glass door of the elevator. But she caught fire behind her. And Sama Rahman Sinha jumped down from the 7th floor into the swimming pool to escape from this fire.

Then last Sunday around 12:30 p.m. she was admitted to the Burn Institute. Dr. Sama Rahman Sinha’s physical condition is informed by Burn Institute professor. Samant Lal Sen said, “We can’t say that anyone out of danger in that condition. She got inhalation burns. She also jumped from such a height. Due to jumping, she got injured in different places besides burns. We kept him in ICU. And there she is undergoing treatment.”

Dr. Samant Lal also said that necessary treatment will be arranged by forming a medical board for Sama Rahman Sinha. And this incident of fire took place on the 11th floor of the 14th floor building of 2/A Holding on Road No. 104 of Gulshan-2. One death has been reported so far in this incident. Many were injured. However, the number of casualties is expected to increase. The BCB is in a state of confusion over the issue. BCB president Nazmul Hasan Papon, however, has not commented on this yet.