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Dengue claims 3 more lives
City Desk : Three more dengue patients died and 700 were hospitalised across the country during the last 24 hours.Of the newly hospitalized patients, 105...
Typhoid vaccination committee formed
City Desk : Government has asked to form a coordination committee at local government level across the country to ensure proper implementation of the typhoid...
World Post Day today
City Desk : Bangladesh will join the global community in celebrating World Post Day today, marking the occasion with a range of colorful events and...
Kamalapur metro part sees 64.23pc progress
City Desk : The overall construction progress of the extended 1.16 km metro line from Motijheel to Kamalapur has so far reached 64.23 percent. “The...
CA urges transforming post offices for economic inclusion
City Desk : Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has stressed transforming the country’s post offices into effective platforms for development and economic inclusion. “In the...
Dhaka air ‘unhealthy for sensitive groups’
City Desk : Dhaka’s air quality turns `unhealthy for sensitive groups’ this morning.With an air quality index (AQI) score of 132 at 10:55 am, Dhaka...
‘Govt to train up farmers on buffalo milk products’
City Desk : Fisheries and Livestock Adviser Farida Akhtar on Wednesday said that the buffalo is an important resource of the country that can play...
Govt proposes house rent allowance for MPO teachers
City Desk : The education ministry has proposed increasing the house rent allowance for MPO-listed teachers and staff to Tk 2,000-3,000 following the rejection of...
CA for ensuring quality education to each girl child
City Desk : Chief Adviser Professor Dr Muhammad Yunus on Tuesday said every girl child must be ensured safety, quality education and nutrition and must...
China-Bangladesh Music Competition in Dhaka
City Desk : The vibrant second edition of the China-Bangladesh Music Competition was held recently in Dhaka. This unique event featured Bengali songs performed by...
Dengue shifts from seasonal outbreak to year-round threat
City Desk : Bangladesh is unlikely to see a drop in dengue cases during the upcoming winter months (November to January), as the disease, once...