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A fire broke out on the 13th and 14th floors of Al Baraka Tower in Katabon, Dhaka, destroying the chamber of International Crimes Tribunal prosecutor Abdullah Al Noman and resulting in the deaths of two staff members. Authorities are investigating potential sabotage due to missing CCTV footage and abnormal fire patterns.
Source photograph: Prothom Alo · 27 Jun 2026 / Record updated 29 Jun 2026Reported fatalities
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A fire broke out on the 13th and 14th floors of Al Baraka Tower in Katabon, Dhaka, destroying the chamber of International Crimes Tribunal prosecutor Abdullah Al Noman and resulting in the deaths of two staff members. Authorities are investigating potential sabotage due to missing CCTV footage and abnormal fire patterns.
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2 PEOPLE REPORTED DEAD
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Investigating the incident following a General Diary filed by the prosecutor.
Conducting an investigation to determine the cause of the fire.
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