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17-Year-Old SSC Graduate Injured in Malibagh Crude Bomb Blast in Dhaka

17-Year-Old Youth Ador Ali Injured in Crude Bomb Explosion in Malibagh; Admitted to DMCH Burn Unit with 8% Burns and Splinter Wounds

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Staff Reporter • 10 Nov • 2 min read

17-Year-Old SSC Graduate Injured in Malibagh Crude Bomb Blast in Dhaka
Dhaka Medical College Hospital burn unit facility providing emergency treatment to the victim.

A 17-year-old youth named Ador Ali was injured after unidentified miscreants hurled a crude bomb (cocktail) near Malibagh Chowdhury Para in Dhaka late Monday night.

The incident occurred around 2:00 AM on Tuesday, November 10, 2026 (Monday midnight), while Ador was walking along the road next to Gazi Motors under Rampura Police Station jurisdiction.

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Ador, who passed his SSC examination in 2026 from Altabur Nisa High School in Badda, suffered approximately 8% body burns alongside splinter injuries to his back, left arm, and left big toe. He is the son of Uzzal Chowdhury, hailing from Kundiyalpara in Barishal Sadar, and currently resides at his maternal grandparents' house in South Badda (Kh/44).

Following the explosion, relatives initially rushed Ador to a local hospital and subsequently transferred him to Metropolitan Hospital. As his condition required specialized care, he was brought to the Emergency Burn Unit of Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) around 5:00 AM. DMCH Police Camp In-charge Inspector Habibur Rahman confirmed the admission, stating that the victim is currently undergoing treatment and remains under close medical observation.

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