The launch came from Patuakhali from Dhaka, disobeying the ban. The mobile court has ordered its officers and employees to remain in quarantine for five days at the launch. Patuakhali Photo: The government on Tuesday banned the passage of passenger boats across the country to prevent the first fluorovirus infection. One of the disobeying the ban arrived in Patuakhali from Dhaka on Thursday.

The mobile court has directed its supervisors, masters, officers and employees to remain in quarantine for five days at the launch. Amit Roy, executive magistrate of Patuakhali Deputy Commissioner's Office, gave the order at around 9pm yesterday. Khawaja Sadikur Rahman, a naval officer at Patuakhali, was present at the time.

According to district administration sources, the raid was conducted at Barisal Naval port last night under the direction of Deputy Commissioner Motiul Islam Chowdhury. At this time, the launch was called Sundarbans-1, which turns off the lights in the river. Talking to the staff of the launch, it was reported that the launch left Dhaka from Patuakhali yesterday morning without permission and disallowance. Later it was anchored in the middle of the ghats.

Executive Magistrate Amit Roy said that as per IEDCR authorities, the staff of the launch had been instructed to stay in quarantine at the launch as the passengers or people of Dhaka were obliged to stay in the home quarantine.

On Friday morning, Assistant Director of Patuakhali Naval Port, Khwaja Sadikur Rahman, said in the first light that the operation was carried out with the executive magistrate after receiving the news that the launch was coming to Patuakhali. Disobeying the ban, the launch came from Sadarghat, Patuakhali. As a result, the launch should be anchored in the middle of the river for four days without being anchored in the port or river.