Friday, 29 November 2024, 08:55 pm
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New Supermarket fire: 28 fall sick from heavy smoke
Online Desk: At least 28 people fell sick from the heavy smoke while firefighters were trying to douse the blaze that broke out at Dhaka’s New Supermarketread more
Chuadanga records season’s highest temperature at 42.2°C
Online Desk: The highest temperature of the country this year has been recorded at 42.2 degree Celsius in Chuadanga at 3:00pm on Friday, the second day ofread more
Advance return train ticket sale after Eid begins Saturday
Online Desk: The sale of advance return train tickets after Eid-ul-Fitr begins on Saturday morning. These tickets will be sold for 6 days from 8 am onread more
New Market closed for an indefinite period
Online Desk: New Market traders closed the market for an indefinite period until further instructions. Meanwhile, shops at Chandni Chowk and Gausia markets are also closed, saidread more
Severe heat wave grips Dhaka, some other parts of country
Online Desk: Bangladesh Metrological Department has said the severe heat wave which is sweeping parts of the country including Dhaka will continue as rain is unlikely veryread more
Polls to 5 city corporations: AL nominates mayoral candidates
Online Desk: The ruling Awami League has nominated its mayoral candidates for city corporation polls in Gazipur, Sylhet, Khulna, Rajshahi and Barishal. The AL nominees are: Abulread more
Dhaka New Supermarket fire: 19 fall sick from heavy smoke
Online Desk: At least 19 people fell sick from the heavy smoke while fire fighters were trying to douse the blaze that broke out at Dhaka’s Newread more
Look into whether ‘arson, terrorism by BNP-Jamaat’ behind recent fires: PM
Online Desk: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday asked concerned authorities to look into whether “arson, terrorism by BNP-Jamaat” is behind the recent fire incidents. “It shouldread more
Traders blame demolition work on footbridge for fire
Online Desk: While a fire gutted many shops in the capital’s New Super Market in Dhaka this morning, some traders said the fire was caused by pre-dawnread more
