Jumbangla Desk: The government has protested the death of Osman (60), a Bangladeshi fisherman, who was shot by the Myanmar Navy in Teknaf, Cox's Bazar. This protest was expressed in a diplomatic note sent to the Myanmar Embassy in Dhaka.

Myanmar Navy in Teknaf

This information was given in a statement sent by the Press Wing of the Chief Adviser on Friday (October 11) morning.

It said that Myanmar authorities detained 6 fishing trawlers with 58 fishermen while fishing near St. Martin Union. Later, after communication between the Bangladesh Coast Guard and the Myanmar Navy, the fishermen along with the boat were released in two rounds yesterday.

The Government of Bangladesh has called upon Myanmar to take immediate steps to prevent the recurrence of such undesirable activities. Myanmar has been reminded to fully respect the territorial integrity of Bangladesh and refrain from any further provocation.

Apart from this, Bangladesh has expressed deep concern in the diplomatic note sent to the Myanmar Embassy in Dhaka over the tragic incident.

Incidentally, on Wednesday (October 9) at noon, a Bangladeshi fishing trawler was fired from the coast of Myanmar in the Moulvir Shil estuary of the Bay of Bengal, southwest of Saint Martin Island. In this. A Bangladeshi fisherman named Osman was killed. Three fishermen were injured. At that time, 4 trawlers with 60 sailors were kidnapped and taken to Myanmar by the navy of the country. Myanmar later released the trawler and other sailors.

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Md. Osman is the son of Bachchu Mia from Konarpara area of ​​Shahpari Island. He is a fisherman in a trawler owned by Saiful Company in Bazarpara area of ​​Shahpari Island.