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‘Publicity stunt’ by Myanmar

‘Publicity stunt’ by Myanmar

Myanmar's government said it has repatriated the first family of Rohingya refugees, among the 700,000 who fled a brutal crackdown, but the move was…
‘Unprecedented’ Western strikes against Syria regime

‘Unprecedented’ Western strikes against Syria regime

International inspectors were to begin work yesterday at the site near Damascus of an alleged chemical attack that prompted an unprecedented wave of Western…

It makes little sense

Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan has said that it makes little sense to repatriate a 5-member family (by Myanmar) out of the total 11 lakh. “It is also none of our concern as the Myanmar authorities repatriated them from the zero line of Myanmar territory,” he told The Independent over telephone…

25pc to be spent on host community

A quarter of the $951 million joint response plan launched on March 16 to look after hundreds of thousands of Rohingyas, who had to take shelter in Cox’s Bazar to escape the brutalities of the Myanmar security forces, local Buddhist mobs and people from other communities in Rakhine, will be spent…

Abnormal surge in diesel demand raises eyebrows

An abnormal surge in diesel demand has prompted the state-owned Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) to launch an internal probe as it suspects diesel is being smuggled to neighbouring India. Data from the BPC show that the diesel demand in March was 4,97,000 metric tonnes, whereas the demand was…
Four killed as train derails in Gazipur

Four killed as train derails in Gazipur

Dhaka's rail communications with other parts of the country resumed after three hours of disruption yesterday afternoon following the derailment of…

Coal-laden cargo ship sinks near Sundarbans

A cargo ship carrying 775 metric tonnes of coal capsized in the Pashur River in Mongla upazila near the Sundarbans on Saturday night, reports UNB. Commander Oli Ullah, harbour master of Mongla Port, said Jashore-bound 'MV-Bilash' capsized in the river around 10pm after loading coal from mother…

Youngsters’ addiction to social media worries Joy

The young generation's addiction to social media is gradually taking an alarming turn, said Prime Minister's ICT Affairs Adviser Sajeeb Wazed Joy yesterday, reports UNB. "Seeing their addiction to the internet, I've to say that Facebook is now a fakebook," he said while inaugurating…

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