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Cut any type of material:. Johar Ali, the local district administrator, said rescuers arrived at the scene within an hour after the fire broke out and rushed the injured to nearby hospitals. And they said there were between and passengers,' he told AFP. The entire [ferry] has been gutted. But they managed to bring it to the shore,' Ali said.

Local television showed images of burnt motorcycles and gutted cabins inside the boat. Survivors of a ferry inferno in Jhalokathi, km south of Dhaka, get treated at a government medical hospital, in Barishal, Bangladesh. An injured man in a pain as he receives treatment at a government medical hospital in Barishal, after surviving a blaze that ripped through an overcrowded ferry on Friday morning. Most died from the fire and a few by drowning after many people jumped into the river,' local police chief Moinul Islam said.

Firefighters and coast guards shift body bags of victims after a passenger ferry caught fire near the southern rural town of Jhalakathi early on Friday morning. A relative of a ferry fire victim wails at a government medical hospital, in Barishal, Bangladesh, after a blaze killed at least 37 people on Friday morning. A man consoles his relative who cannot find his five-year-old son who was traveling on a ferry that caught fire outside Dhaka on Friday morning.

Shell-shocked survivors and their relatives crowded the shore as fire service and coast guard divers scoured the muddy waters. The accident was the latest in a string of similar incidents in the delta country crisscrossed by rivers. Experts in the South Asian nation of million people blame poor maintenance, lax safety standards at shipyards and overcrowding. In August at least 21 people were killed when a boat packed with passengers and a sand-laden cargo ship collided.

In April and May, 54 were killed in two separate accidents. In June last year, a ferry sank in Dhaka after it was hit from behind by another ferry, killing at least 32 people. In February , at least 78 people died when an overcrowded ship collided with a cargo vessel. Fires are also a regular source of tragedy.

In July, 52 people perished in a blaze in a food and beverage factory in Rupganj, an industrial town outside Dhaka. And at least 70 people died in February when fire tore through Dhaka apartments where chemicals were illegally stored.

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