Law enforcers have found materials for making bombs at a fish farm they suspect was being used as a militant hideout in Netrokonas Sadar Upazila.
Nearly 150 police personnel, alongside members of a bomb disposal unit from Dhaka, entered the farm around 8:30am on Sunday. Md Shah Abid Hossain, Deputy Inspector General of the Mymensingh range, told reporters, “We found extremist propaganda materials, explosives, detonators, and many training materials.”
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Source: Daily Observer
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