Saifuddin's video message on Feni's heartbreaking situation

National team all-rounder Mohammad Saifuddin's house is in Feni district. As a result, it is also called 'Feni Express'. The flood situation has become dire across his district. He shared a video on social media about the situation in his area. Where he sought the help of government rescue forces.

In a video posted on Facebook, Saifuddin standing in waist-deep water asked everyone for prayers and said, 'The whole city is now without electricity. I managed to charge the phone a little with difficulty. The situation is dire. Many people, including my relatives, are in dire straits in different areas of Feni. Please pray for us.' This cricketer also mentioned that he had to go up 12 floors to share that video.

Saifuddin also said, 'No one dares to go to many places including Shivpur, Lashkarhat in Feni Sadar, because they need trained people to go there. Parashuram, Chagalnaya is worse. Saving people's lives is more important than relief. A few dead bodies are also lying on the trunk road, not in a burial condition, many of them are Hindus. I will tell the Bangladesh Army to use force, or we will see thousands of deaths.'

It is noted that Saifuddin is resting from all kinds of sports. He has taken two months leave from BCB. As a result, this pace all-rounder is currently staying in his own area of ​​Feni in the ongoing difficult situation. Earlier, Saifuddin took a leave from the Tigers camp to be on his own for a few days after not getting a place in the T20 World Cup.

He then received a call-up to play in Canada's Global Twenty20. As a result, Saifuddin also applied for a visa to play in the Canadian league for the Toronto Nationals. But due to the recent situation in the country, the visa did not come from there either. Saifuddin is suffering from some kind of mental depression after being knocked out of two consecutive tournaments. Due to which he has decided to keep himself away from all types of cricket for two months.