Joint drill to capture militants, free hostages

Published: 01 Mar 2021 01:03 BdST Updated: 01 Mar 2021 01:03 BdST

Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s SWAT and bomb disposal units held a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021 after month-long training of the CMP’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit on capturing militants and freeing hostages under the US State Department’s anti-terrorism assistance programme. Photo: Suman Babu
  • Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit hold a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021 after month-long training on capturing militants and freeing hostages. Photo: Suman Babu

    Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit hold a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021 after month-long training on capturing militants and freeing hostages. Photo: Suman Babu

  • Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit hold a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021, sending out a message about their commitment to curb militancy. Photo: Suman Babu

    Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit hold a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021, sending out a message about their commitment to curb militancy. Photo: Suman Babu

  • Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit hold a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021, sending out a message about their commitment to curb militancy. Photo: Suman Babu

    Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit hold a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021, sending out a message about their commitment to curb militancy. Photo: Suman Babu

  • US Ambassador Earl Miller inspects a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines in Chattogram on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021 after month-long training of the Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit on capturing militants and freeing hostages under the US state department’s anti-terrorism assistance programme. Photo: Suman Babu

    US Ambassador Earl Miller inspects a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines in Chattogram on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021 after month-long training of the Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit on capturing militants and freeing hostages under the US state department’s anti-terrorism assistance programme. Photo: Suman Babu

  • Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit hold a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021 after month-long training on capturing militants and freeing hostages. Photo: Suman Babu

    Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit hold a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021 after month-long training on capturing militants and freeing hostages. Photo: Suman Babu

  • Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit hold a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021, sending out a message about their commitment to curb militancy. Photo: Suman Babu

    Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit hold a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021, sending out a message about their commitment to curb militancy. Photo: Suman Babu

  • US Ambassador Earl Miller inspects a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines in Chattogram on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021 after month-long training of the Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit on capturing militants and freeing hostages under the US state department’s anti-terrorism assistance programme. Photo: Suman Babu

    US Ambassador Earl Miller inspects a joint drill at Dampara Police Lines in Chattogram on Sunday, Feb 28, 2021 after month-long training of the Chattogram Metropolitan Police’s Crisis Response Team and Bomb Disposal Unit on capturing militants and freeing hostages under the US state department’s anti-terrorism assistance programme. Photo: Suman Babu

 

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