Dacca, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 7 febbraio, 2015. Md. Khokon(30) è vittima di un recente incendio doloso, riceve il trattamento a Dhaka Medical College Hospital durante il costante su tutto il territorio nazionale blocco chiamato dall opposizione Bangladesh Partito Nazionalista (BNP), a Dhaka, nel Bangladesh.almeno 70 persone sono state uccise e centinaia di feriti in violenza negli ultimi mesi in Bangladesh. La violenza e la necessità di perseguire la dalle forze di sicurezza governative hanno inizio nel gennaio 2015, con le proteste per contrassegnare un anno poiché le controverse elezioni 2014, che ha visto la sentenza Awami League parte vincere una schiacciante vittoria dopo

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Feb. 7, 2015 - Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh - Md. Khokon(30) is a victim of a recent arson attack, receives treatment at Dhaka medical college hospital during the ongoing nationwide blockade called by the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), in Dhaka, Bangladesh..At least 70 people have been killed and hundreds injured in violence over the past month in Bangladesh. The violence and clampdown by government security forces began in early January 2015, with protests to mark one year since the controversial 2014 elections, which saw the ruling Awami League party win a landslide victory after an opposition boycott of the polls.Petrol bombing over public vehicles are burning the very common-simple people who are not even associated with any politics. The burn unit of the Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) is usually the destination of most of these petrol bomb victims. Out of a total of 111 patients who are having medical treatment in DMCH burn unit, 61 are in critical condition. Many of the burn victims will never be the same again even if they should survive; they are likely to face a disabled life later on. In many ways, some of those who died or are likely to die in the coming days, they were or are the only bread earners of their families. The current cycle of opposition violence, including deadly arson attacks, follows the same pattern, when more than 500 people were killed in the 2014 election-related violence. (Credit Image: © Probal Rashid/ZUMA Wire)