Activities at Teknaf land port of Cox’s Bazar have come to a halt as bullets from conflict-torn Myanmar are falling on the land port, reports UNB.
Teknaf Upazila Nirbahi Officer Adnan Chowdhury confirmed the matter saying that the activities have been suspended following the firing.
Jasim Uddin, manager of the land port, said three bullets from Myanmar border fell on Teknaf land port around 1:30pm on Wednesday.
The first bullet hit the land port office breaking its glass, the second one landed on a truck carrying goods and the third one hit a coconut tree, creating panic among all, he said, adding that all took position in safer places later.
Locals said bullets from an island of Myanmar have been hitting the bordering areas in Bangladesh as two groups have been clashing there.
Bd-pratidin English/Tanvir Raihan
