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SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 2025

Jaflong

A joint operation was conducted under the supervision of Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) and Executive Magistrate Ratan Kumer Adhikari, with the assistance of local police and the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB). Photo: TBS
Crime

Stone looting in Jaflong: Case filed against 150 unnamed accused

The case statement mentions that between 1am and 4am on 7, 8 and 9 August, at least 40,000 cubic feet of stone were looted from the Ecologically Critical Area (ECA) of Jaflong during heavy rain

Former Sylhet DC Muhammad Sher Mahbub Murad visiting the Sada Pathor area on Monday afternoon. Photo: TBS
Law & order

Stone looting: Sylhet DC receives transfer order during visit at Sada Pathor

A joint operation was conducted under the supervision of Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) and Executive Magistrate Ratan Kumer Adhikari, with the assistance of local police and the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB). Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

2,000 cubic feet stones looted from Jaflong being restored, 2 accused BNP leaders expelled from party

Representational image. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Man 'beaten to death on suspicion of theft' at Jaflong tea estate; 3 detained

Tourists wade through flooded waters in Jaflong with umbrellas as hill runoff submerges the popular Sylhet tourist spot amid heavy rain on 20 May 2025. Photo: Debashish Debu/TBS
Bangladesh

Heavy rain floods parts of Sylhet city, tourist hotspot Jaflong

As part of the launching, guests visited four participating Khasi villages offering designated homestays, each capable of hosting up to four visitors. Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

Bangladesh Tourism Board, ILO launch community-based tourism in Jaflong to empower khasi community

Representational image of drowning. Photo: Pixabay
Bangladesh

Tourist drowns in Sylhet’s Jaflong

Tourists, tour operators, and boatmen at these reopened locations have been instructed to comply with directives from the administration to ensure safety and order. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Sylhet reopens some tourist spots as flood situation improves further

Photo: TBS
Transport

Transport workers go on strike on Sylhet-Tamabil road

How incidents like harassment of tourists can affect the tourism business
Videos

How incidents like harassment of tourists can affect the tourism business

No fee required for next 7 days to enter Jaflong
Bangladesh

No fee required for next 7 days to enter Jaflong

Photo: TBS
Crime

Jaflong entry fees waived for 7 days, 5 volunteers held over assault on tourists

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