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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 04, 2026

lead

lead

The findings reveal that bacterial communities living inside sponges are markedly different from those in surrounding water, shaped by sponge species and habitat. Photo: Collected

Freshwater sponges can absorb arsenic, lead and cadmium: Study

Beyond metal accumulation, the study found that sponge-associated bacteria are functionally enriched with genes linked to metal ion transport, metal resistance and antimicrobial resistance

Representational image. Photo: UNB

Dhaka tops lead exposure in children, pregnant women

Representational image/Collected

6 including Chinese nationals sentenced to jail in Brahmanbaria for operating illegal lead factory

Photo: Collected

Brewing tea removes lead from water

Defence was key says Slot as Liverpool make title charge look routine

Defence was key says Slot as Liverpool make title charge look routine

Up to 35 million children in Bangladesh have too high levels of lead in their blood which can cause irreparable damage to their health and development, reports UNICEF. Photo: USAID

Lead poisoning: USAID announces $1.1 million for nationwide survey in Bangladesh

The batteries used by these e-rickshaws are not certified by BSTI yet there are more than three million e-rickshaws in Bangladesh currently. Photo: Saqlain Rizve

Illegal battery factories, lead pollution thrive as 'unauthorised' e-rickshaws take over streets

Representational Image: TBS.

Half the industrial colours contain excessive lead: Esdo

Beximco stocks lead market

Beximco stocks lead market

Sleep well to lead well

Sleep well to lead well

Suu Kyi's party claims victory in Myanmar as its vote tally shows lead

Suu Kyi's party claims victory in Myanmar as its vote tally shows lead

US President Donald Trump raises his fist as he reacts to early results from the 2020 US presidential election in the East Room of the White House in Washington, US, November 4, 2020. REUTERS/Carlos Barria TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

Trump leading in Georgia by only 463 votes

Currently, 90 parts per million (ppm) lead is being used in paint in Bangladesh; Photo: Courtesy

Environmental activists demand emergency regulations to ban lead-based paints in Bangladesh

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