Housewife Avoids Jail After Bedbug Poison Kills Neighboring Child
Jesmin Akter used illegally imported aluminium phosphide to fumigate her flat, resulting in the death of an 11-year-old girl.
- Jesmin Akter admitted to manslaughter and importing a regulated substance without a license.
- The poisonous gas phosphine, created by the substance, seeped into neighboring flats.
- The incident resulted in the death of Fatiha Sabrin on her 11th birthday and the hospitalization of another child.
- Akter received a suspended two-year jail sentence and 150 hours of unpaid work.
- The judge highlighted the landlord's inadequate pest control measures and the serious risk posed by Akter's actions.