In Bangladesh, a man was killed by a high speed train at a moment when he stood on the tracks to take a selfie before the fatal impact.
On a Sunday morning in the year 2010, Tuk-tuk driver Mohi Uddin, 32. Was visiting Bagmara market in the Comilla city in eastern Bangladesh when he got on the Dhaka-Chittagong railway line.
According to the witnesses, JagoNews24 reported that Mr. Uddin was standing on the tracks to shoot a selfie. Which he shared on Facebook.
According to the Daily Inqilab, others saw him on the phone during the accident. A fact that has been confirmed by the police.
A police spokesman in the Laksham police station said: *Mohiuddin, the deceased was killed at the time. When he was sitting on the line and talking on his mobile phone when he was struck by a moving train. He is taken to his village home. We will act in case the family complains.
At approximately 7:45 a.m., the 32-year-old was hit by a high speed train heading towards Dhaka and was killed on the spot.
According to the police, he might have been struck down by an Upakul Express train. That left Noakhali and went through Laksham railway station at approximately 7.30 a.m.
