Staff Reporter: Mamun Mostafa an expatriate from Atlantic City in New Jersey and an official of the Bangladesh American Lions Club, died in a fatal corona. He died at Shore Memorial Hospital in Atlantic City on Sunday, local time. His death has cast a shadow of mourning among the Local expatriates.
It is learned that on the morning of December 2, he posted a post on Facebook informing everyone that he had been admitted to Shore Memorial Hospital with a corona. Bangladesh American Lions Club, the oldest organization of Bangladeshis in Atlantic City, has been operating for two decades with the dedicated efforts of Mamun Mostafa, known as the savior of Atlantic City. The only Mamun Mostafa in Atlantic City was known as Lion Mamun. Those who did not like the political organizations, they all sat down for the annual picnic of Bangladesh American Lions Club Atlantic City. He used to entertain the Bangladeshis present with his sweet speech at the picnic. Although the party formed by Bangabandhu as a family was involved in the politics of Awami League, Mamun never engaged in a tussle with anyone over the post. He always strived to help the people of Atlantic City to overcome the crisis and the crisis of social organizations at different times.
It is to be noted that the anxiety among thousands of Bangladeshis living in South Jersey started from the day of Mamun’s admission to the hospital.
At present, Bangladeshi families in Atlantic City are terrified by the house-to-house attacks. Concerns have been raised among residents of the entire city over the massive increase in corona infections. Corona infection has also spread to Bangladeshi families. After the death of Mamun Mostafa, his close friend wrote on Facebook that he was talking about the condition and reality of the current Covid-19 in Atlantic City. That is the truth. Invisible corona is taking away life from close friends, relatives and kin. The death of Mamun Mostafa has cast a shadow of mourning among the expatriates in the United States, including the Atlantic City of New Jersey. On the other hand, the news of his death has doubled the panic among the expatriates in Atlantic City.
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