Nusrat Jahan, diplomat's daughter, identified as cyclist killed Thursday morning

A sad Ottawa household from Bangladesh is mourning the loss of their youngest child, after the 23-year-old was struck and killed while biking on a segregated bike lane on her method to school Thursday morning. Nusrat Jahan was only two blocks from her household’s house when she was struck by a Tomlinson building truck and pinned under its back wheel at the intersection of Lyon Street and Laurier Avenue West around 7:45 a.m. The 23-year-old is explained by her liked ones as bright, “extremely sincere and generous.” In spite of being the youngest in her household, she looked after everybody around her and just the other day had made a cake for her moms and dads. “She would care for everybody else,” stated her bro Mohd Abdullah Al Nasser. “Everyone is ravaged. We cannot believe that this happened.” “She meant the world to us,” he added. “In our family, she was the most precious of everybody … because she was constantly the smallest. Despite the fact that she was 23. She was our little infant.” Jahan concerned Ottawa with her household from Bangladesh three years earlier. Her daddy is an administrative accounting professional for the Bangladesh High Commission. She was following in her daddy’s steps and was on her method to accounting class at Willis College when she was eliminated. Jahan had plans to participate in Carleton University’s Masters program in January and already had a bachelor of business administration from a university back house. “She was really brilliant,” said Al Nasser. “Out of all our siblings she was the brightest. She always desired a task in finance and wished to end up being a successful company female.” A household friend who said she considered Jahan as a daughter recalled that she was constantly smiling and remembered how beautiful she looked riding her bike. “I feel actually bad. She’s a truly great girl. she had a stunning mind. Great heart and really good person.” Jahan’s family wishes to see more done to make Ottawa’s roads more secure for bicyclists. “I simply hope this does not occur to anybody else,” said her brother Al Nasser. “Authorities [have to] get to the bottom of this to prevent this from happening to any household.” On Friday early morning, Willis College staff and students collected at a growing memorial on the corner where she was eliminated. Cops are asking any witnesses to come forward to help with the investigation. A Tomlinson representative said the business is complying with the cops investigation and releasing its own into the fatal crash. 2 downtown city councillors, Jeff Leiper and Catherine McKenney, held a noon-hour rally at Municipal government to grieve the bicyclist’s death and require more action to avoid future deaths.
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