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8 killed in landslide, flash flood

8 killed in landslide, flash flood
At least eight people lost their lives yesterday in flash floods and landslides triggered by incessant rain, which continued to wreak havoc across the country since Wednesday. The rains also caused severe waterlogging in Chandpur, Patuakhali, Barisal and many parts of the capital. Cox's Bazar remains the worst sufferer, as it recorded 879mm of rain in the last 60 hours. Heavy rains lashing down on the district caused landslides in barren hills and claimed the lives of six people, including two children, on the isle of St. Martins. Many areas and towns in Chandpur and Khulna have remained waterlogged. This has created panic among the locals, who fear a sea surge in the southwestern coast. Reports from Cox's Bazar say four people were…

Razzak being brought to Dhaka for treatment

Razzak being brought to Dhaka for treatment

Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) Nayek Abdur Razzak, who was freed on Thursday after eight days of his abduction by Myanmar border guard, is being brought to Dhaka from Cox’s Bazar for treatment, reports UNB. He will be given treatment at BGB Pilkhana Headquarters Hospital, said Commanding officer…
Under-construction flyovers 
add to Ctg people’s woes

Under-construction flyovers add to Ctg people�s woes

Commuters in Chittagong city experience acute sufferings for gridlock every day, especially during the current month of Ramzan, as under-construction flyovers have shrunk space for traffic. Construction work of a flyover from Muradpur to Lalkhan Bazar is going on. Work on the 1.1 kilometer Kadamtoil…
Beyond universal education

Beyond universal education

As the World Education Forum meets in Incheon, South Korea, it is time to confront some unsettling facts about the state of education in the world today. More than 91 per cent of children of primary school age are now enrolled in school, but progress on educating the remaining 9% has slowed to a near…
China seeking to ease tensions with its neighbours

China seeking to ease tensions with its neighbours

On 7 June 2015, China tested its supersonic nuclear delivery vehicle, the Wu-14, for the fourth time in less than 18 months. Beijing appears to be willing to expand its military capacity by quickly developing new military devices. The Wu-14 has been specially designed to cruise at approximately ten…
Int’l Day against Drug Abuse observed in districts

Int�l Day against Drug Abuse observed in districts

The International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking was observed with great enthusiasm in Natore and Rajbari yesterday. Under the auspices of Natore district administration and Narcotics Control Directorate of Natore circle, the day was observed through discussion meeting and a colorful…
Green tea use can be handy: Study

Green tea use can be handy: Study

Avoiding antibiotics use in broiler production, the quality poultry could be produced in the country through using green tea, which will be safer for human consumption, according to a new study. The study reveals that 0.25 per cent of green tea (250 grams in every 100 kilograms of feed) as feed additive…
EU leaders agree to relocate migrants

EU leaders agree to relocate migrants

BBC, BRUSSELS: EU leaders holding late-night talks in Brussels have agreed to relocate tens of thousands of migrants who have arrived in Italy and Greece. Summit chairman Donald Tusk said 40,000 would be relocated to other EU states over the next two years. However, there will be no mandatory quotas…
SI Tutul, Mousumi Barua receive special recognition award in LA

SI Tutul, Mousumi Barua receive special recognition award in LA

Popular singer SI Tutul and audience-admired presenter Mousumi Barua received special recognition award in the recently concluded ‘Baishaki Mela’ held in Los Angeles (LA), USA. Eric Garcetti, Mayor of LA, handed over the award to SI Tutul and Mousumi Barua on June 14 during the ‘Baishaki…
No respite for Bangladesh as South Africa due on June 30

No respite for Bangladesh as South Africa due on June 30

As soon as the end of the second home series after the World Cup Down Under another home series against South Africa is knocking at the door. The new home series against the Proteas is scheduled to kick start with two-match Twenty20 series to be held at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium from July…
Rain or shine, people in capital must suffer

Rain or shine, people in capital must suffer

Incessant rains triggered by monsoon inundated many parts of the capital for the second consecutive day yesterday, throwing the normal life in complete disarray, reports UNB. “When there’s monsoon, the city people keep on struggling to commute as most roads are bumpy and potholed. Rain or…
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Published by the Editor on behalf of Independent Publications Limited at Media Printers, 446/H, Tejgaon I/A, Dhaka-1215.
Editorial, News & Commercial Offices : Beximco Media Complex, 149-150 Tejgaon I/A, Dhaka-1208, Bangladesh. GPO Box No. 934, Dhaka-1000.

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