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Capt. Mesbaul Alam Ansari (11th)
Class 1 Master Mariner

From 11th batch of Marine Academy, Chittagong

Expired on 13 April 2002

A Milad Mahfil was held on Saturday, 01 June 2002, at my residence in Singapore. Special prayer and Doa was carried out for late Tareq Mahmood (29th) and late Capt. Mesbaul Alam Ansari (11th). About 70 mariners working and studying in Singapore attended the Milad Mahfil.
Faroque Sikder        faroquesikder@yahoo.com.sg   15 Jun 2002

M. A. Quasem (3rd), Aberdeen, UK.
21 Apr 2002
It's unbelievably shocking to loose life in this way. I am deeply shocked to see this news. My heart goes to the family and friends of the deceased. May Allah (SWT) give his family courage to bear this irreplaceable loss. I pray for the departed soul to be in peace.
 

Chowdhury Md. Sadruddin (19th)
21 Apr 2002
I am deeply shocked to get the sad news of Capt Ansari's accidental death. This is a tragic incident and at this sad moment my heart goes to the family and friends of the deceased. I pray for the departed soul and may Allah give his family the strength to cope with the devastation and stress that his premature death has caused. I am anxious to know more about Capt Hashim's brother, hoping that he would be found alive.
 

Md. Imrul Haque
20 Apr 2002
The death of Capt. Mesbaul Alam Ansari is very shocking to me. May allah give peace to his departed soul.
 

Capt. Khairul Anam (9th), Norwich, England
18 Apr 2002
I am deeply shocked to get the sad news of Capt Ansari's accidental death. This is a tragic incident and at this sad moment my heart goes to the family and friends of the deceased. I pray for the departed soul and may Allah give his family the strength to cope with the devastation and stress that his premature death has caused. I am anxious to know more about Capt Hashim's brother, hoping that he would be found alive. This tragic death and a few earlier drowning at Chittagong outer anchorage remind us of the importance of wearing lifejackets while taking a trip to sea in small boats. We should all learn from our mistakes and I would strongly urge all our colleagues and friends to put on lifejackets as soon as they board a small boat for proceeding to sea as 'passenger' by day or night. Proper use of lifejackets would have prevented many drowning and let us not allow anyone else to fall in water from small boats without having a basic safety equipment - lifejacket.
 

Zahirul Islam (12th)
16 Apr 2002
Dear all, regret to inform you all that Ansary Bhai has left us all for good on 13th instant. Along with him we also lost the younger brother of Hashem bhai (inlalillahe wainna ilaihe raajeun). A Milad is being arranged to pray for their departed souls on 21st April 7pm in the Mariner's Club, Cantonment road, Singapore. Your attendance will be highly desired. Meanwhile please send in your condolences/feelings to Abdullah's website. Best regards, Zahir

Following was received  from Capt. Zillur Rahman Bhuiyan (11th) on 14 Apr 2002

"...................................

Dear Abdullah,

I regret to inform you that my batch mate and friend Ansari has expired on 13 April 2002 at Chittagong outer anchorage.

I called Capt. Altaf (11th) at Chittagong this morning and understand that Ansari, brother of Capt. M. A. Hashim (10th batch) and one other person named Muzaffar working in Capt. Hashim's office went to a vessel at Chittagong outer anchorage by a trawler boat. Capt. Hashim's brother was supposed to deliver port clearance to the Master and Ansari with Muzaffar were supposed to carry out draft survey of the vessel.

Instead of boarding the vessel they proceeded to forward of the vessel to read the draft mark. The boat got entangled with the anchor chain of the vessel and could not get itself free with the effect of very strong current. Efforts were made by using engine and helm of the boat to clear her but she capsized. All three of them and boatmen fell in the water. Muzaffar took off his clothes before going in water and swam. Ansari was nearby him but could not swim well. Muzaffar tried few times to raise Ansari above water but his head went in water everytime. Possibly Ansari became unconscious immediately after entering water. Meantime they were rescued by another trawler in the vicinity. Ansari's unconscious body was brought ashore but on arrival in hospital Ansari was pronounced dead. Capt. Hashim's brother's body could not be found till date.................................................
 

Zillur Rahman Bhuiyan

Woodlands St. 13
Blk. 145 #04-893
Singapore 730145
Res. Tel: +65 6365 6042
Mobile Tel: +65 9004 1841....................................."
 

We are all shocked and paralyzed by this sad news. We pray to the Almighty for his departed soul. Hope his family and friends can master the strength to withstand this loss. Its sad for me to ask, again I will have to request all of you to pray for him and send your thoughts to our Website.  Capt. Abdullah. 15 Apr 2002

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