Curfew in Bangladesh

Curfew in Bangladesh

A file photo of Maitree Express train. Photo: Collected

India suspends all train services with Bangladesh, BSF on high alert

The Indian Border Security Force (BSF) has put the Indo-Bangladesh border on high alert for the next 48 hours starting today

File photo of Basundhara City Shopping Complex/TBS

Businesses see low customer turnout despite curfew relaxation

A file photo of Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal. Photo: Collected

11-hour curfew break in Dhaka for 3 days, will relax further very soon: Home minister

Limited vehicles move on a street on the second-day of curfew, as violence erupted in parts of the country after protests by students against government job quotas, in Dhaka, Bangladesh, July 21, 2024. Photo: REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir Hossain/ File Photo

Office hours set at 9am-3pm for three days

File photo of Basundhara City Shopping Complex/TBS

Shopping malls see low footfall amid limited curfew relaxation

In the past few days, there has been a lack of customers in the capital's restaurants due to the ongoing curfew, leading to restaurant owners having suffered huge losses. The photo was taken at Al Razzaque Restaurant in the capital’s North South Road. Photo: Mehedi Hasan

Sales nosedive for eateries, amusement parks deserted amid curfew

Anti-quota protesters march with Bangladeshi flags and sticks as they engage in a clash with Bangladesh Chhatra League, at the University of Dhaka, in Dhaka, Bangladesh, July 16, 2024. Photo: Reuters

US asks for calm, de-escalation, media freedom in Bangladesh

File Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed/TBS

RMG exporters struggling to send samples to buyers

Wedding bells ring soundless

Wedding bells ring soundless

How are patients faring amid the curfew?

How are patients faring amid the curfew?

Reshma (pictured left) and her family are stuck at Sadarghat. On Saturday, they were trying to reach their hometown in Bhola to attend their father’s funeral. Launch operations came to a halt due to the nationwide curfew. Photo: Mehedi Hasan

How village life and economy reel under curfew and blackout

A burned vehicle in front of Abul Hotel, Malibagh. Protesters were seen in the intersection on Saturday. Photo: Masum Billah

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