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A boy, a borrowed iPhone, and a culture that led to death

A boy, a borrowed iPhone, and a culture that led to death
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Ishayat Shahriar Apratim was thirteen years old. He was a seventh grader at Border Guard Public School in Cumilla, the only child of a Comilla University associate professor. On the afternoon of 18 September, he left home carrying his mother's iPhone…

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