Lost child rescued at Shahjalal Int'l Airport at Ansar members' prompt action
Staff Correspondent
Through the humanity, vigilance, and prompt action of the Ansar members affiliated with the Bangladesh Ansar and Village Defense Party on duty at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, a lost child was rescued and safely handed over to his guardian following proper identity verification.
On Monday at 9:25 AM, on-duty Ansar member Md. Mizanur Rahman found a crying, unaccompanied 6-year-old boy named Md. Abdullah Matubber—son of Italy-expatriate Mohammad Azizul Islam—in the multi-story car parking area of the airport. In the interest of the child's safety, he immediately took the boy into his custody.
Subsequently, he informed Shift In-Charge PC Md. Nizam Uddin, who arrived at the scene and initiated a search across various parts of the airport based on the information obtained from the child. Simultaneously, announcements were made over the public address system to trace the child's relatives.
At one point, the child's uncle, Md. Suman Matubber, was identified in the Canopy-2 area of the airport. The child was then taken to the DSO office, where his identity was thoroughly verified, and he was safely handed over to his uncle in the presence of authorities.
Upon being reunited with the child, his relatives profusely praised the alertness, humanity, and responsibility demonstrated by the Ansar members and expressed their heartfelt gratitude.
