Rescuers from the fire service and army recovered the bodies, rather skeletal remains of the victims, between 11am and 1pm on Monday, Gazipur fire service's Deputy Director Md Akhtaruzzaman said. On the morning of Sept 10, a fatal fire swept across the factory, which was initially believed to be due to a boiler explosion. But authorities later found the two boilers of the factory intact and not damaged. A member of the Titas Gas investigation body said he suspected a gas line booster explosion caused the fire, but the probe body later said they suspect chemicals stored in the factory were responsible for the blaze. More on this storyFreeze Tampaco bank accounts: HCAnother charred body recoveredChemicals another suspected reason

Source: bd News24 September 26, 2016 06:38 UTC