Muggers decide to increase productivity
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Dhaka - Bangladeshi muggers attending their first conference have decided to double their efforts at busy traffic intersections in the capital, newspapers reported. The Bhorer Kagoj said over 100 delegates bestowed the title "Master Hijacker" on the group's leader, Mohammad Rippon, for his record of 21 muggings in two hours. The meeting decided muggers should double their daily tally to 120 to meet "social and family demands". Reuter
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