Bangladeshi youth critically injured in landmine blast near Myanmar border, locals say


COX’S BAZAR, Bangladesh: A Bangladeshi youth was critically injured in a landmine explosion along the Teknaf border today, locals say — a day after a child was injured by a stray bullet fired from across the Myanmar border.

The injured youth was identified as Mohammad Hanif (pic), 28, of Lombabil area under Whykong union in Teknaf upazila (district sub-division).

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