Following the ceremony, the departed were laid to rest in Ukhia West Murichya Cemetery.

In Ukhiyar, Cox's Bazar, at the Morichya Muktijoddha Girls High School of Haldia Palang Union, funeral prayers were offered for the customs officer, his wife, and their children who perished in the Bailey Road disaster.

Previously, Ukhia-Teknaf Alhaj Abdur Rahman Badi, a former member of parliament, Mahmudul Haque Chowdhury, the acting chairman of the Ukhia upazila parishad Jahangir Alam, the president of the Ukhia upazila Awami League and UP chairman Jahangir Kabir Chowdhury, the acting officer of the Ukhia police station, Shamim Hossain, Tipu Sultan, the chairman of the Jhelongja Union, the valiant freedom fighter Major Abu Taher, Imrul Kayes Chowdhury, the former acting chairman Aminul Haque, Customs Officer Anisul Islam, Maulana Abul Fazal, Dr. Abul Kashem A. Shahjahan Saju, a gallant liberation warrior, is the father of the dead.

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Following the funeral's prayers, he was laid to rest at Ukhiya's West Murichya Cemetery. Following the funeral's prayers, the family and friends of the deceased mourned their loss and expressed their condolences. It was a sad occasion, with many people shedding tears and offering words of comfort to each other. Despite the tragedy, the community came together to support the family and honor the memory of those who had passed away.

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Before the funeral, the ground was packed with thousands of people. The deceased's remains had earlier departed the Dhaka Medical College Hospital for their homes in Cox's Bazar on Saturday, March 2, at approximately 10:30 am. They arrived at Shahjalal's father-in-law Ramur's Fatekhankul at about 8:30 pm. After Shahjalal's wife's funeral at her father's home, her body was also taken to Murichya for burial. At 10 p.m., the deceased remains of Shahjalal and his daughter were then transported to their Murichya home.

It should be mentioned that a fire at Bailey Road in Dhaka claimed the lives of these three Ukhia family members, who were from Cox's Bazar.

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