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SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 2026

bridges

bridges

Construction of the Chilarchar Bridge over the Arial Khan River, begun in January 2025 at a cost of Tk72.48 crore, remains stalled at 19% completion, leaving four unions and thousands of residents without proper routes. Photo: TBS

Construction of four bridges on Shibchar-Madaripur route face delays, thousands suffer

The project became entangled in complications after construction began without completing land acquisition procedures or obtaining administrative approval from the land ministry, prompting agencies...

Govt renames four highways, eight bridges, removing Sheikh family honorifics

Govt renames four highways, eight bridges, removing Sheikh family honorifics

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. File Photo: UNB

PM Hasina opens 150 bridges in 39 districts in a single day

Former prime minister Sheikh Hasina. Sketch: TBS

PM to open 150 bridges in 39 districts Thursday

Photo: Collected

Rural culverts cut agro goods transportation costs drastically: IMED survey

The Payra Bridge will establish a direct road connection with Payra deep seaport port in Patuakhali. Photo: TBS

E-toll to be compulsory on 9 bridges, 2 highways from Nov

Photo: UNB

PM will open 100 more bridges simultaneously in June: Quader

Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader. File Photo: TBS

Metro rail to run up to Motijheel in Nov: Quader

Decades-old Bailey bridges in Bandarban district have turned very hazardous for use.

Two risky bridges cause Shariatpur people to suffer

Photo: PID

PM to inaugurate 100 bridges tomorrow

Photo: Collected

A tale of two bridges, where people still go number 2

File photo of LGRD Minister Md Tajul Islam

Bridges around Dhaka to be rebuilt for making rivers navigable, says LGRD Minister

Gangachara Sheikh Hasina Bridge. Photo: Wikipedia

Sheikh Hasina Bridges boost economy in Rangpur region

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