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Sunday | October 11, 2026 | Dhaka

A long line of vehicles builds up in the city’s New Market area on Saturday as protests over the cancellation of the Assistant Upazila Youth Development Officer recruitment examination disrupt traffic on Mirpur Road and adjoining streets, causing immense suffering for commuters. Photo: Moin Ahmed

 New Nation
 Published: 12:56 AM, 11 October 2026
A long line of vehicles builds up in the city's New Market area on Saturday as protests over the cancellation of the Assistant Upazila Youth Development Officer recruitment examination disrupt traffic on Mirpur Road and adjoining streets, causing immense suffering for commuters. Photo: Moin Ahmed