Three people have died of dengue, while 1,186 more patients have been hospitalised with the Aedes mosquito-borne disease throughout Bangladesh in the past 24 hours. The Directorate General of Health Services, or DGHS, said as many as 469 were admitted to hospital in Dhaka among the new dengue patients until Wednesday morning. With the new counts, the number of hospitalised dengue patients has reached 45,950 this year. As many as 3,697 patients are currently undergoing treatment for dengue in hospitals across the country. The DGHS has been keeping records of dengue hospitalisations and deaths since 2000.

The group leading the effort to oppose Proposition 131, Voter Rights Colorado, is backed by a list of liberal organizations. Colorado’s Wildlife Deserve Better has raised about $1.6 million to fight Proposition 127, spending $1.3 million of that through Oct. 9. The group has raised about $1.5 million during the cycle, spending about $1.2 million of that haul. Read moreThe committee has raised a total of about $2.5 million and spent about $1.9 million. The group spent $14,000 in recent weeks and had $86,000 in cash.

Bangladesh: 12 high court judges barred from judicial activities amid students' protest'Twelve HC judges will not be allocated benches for now when the court reopens from October 20,' the report quoted Supreme Court Registrar General Aziz Ahmed Bhuiyan

DHAKA, Oct 16, 2024 (BSS) - The Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) seized smuggled goods at Sylhet frontier today, said a BGB press release signed by Sylhet Battalion (48 BGB) Commander Lt. Col Md Hafizur Rahman. “The BGB personnel seized 108 pieces of Indian saree, 2430 pieces of Nivea soft cream, 1415 Practin syrup, 1500 kgs of sugar, 1680 packets of bidis, 7440 pieces betel nuts, 750 soaps and 590 kg of Bangladeshi garlic, two illegal stone quarrying boats and other goods from the border area,” release said. The estimated costs of the seized goods are about Taka 42.15 lakh. None was detained in this connection, the BGB added.

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The number of hospitalised dengue patients across the country is 45,950 this yearThree die, another 1186 hospitalised with dengue fever in BangladeshThree people have died of dengue, while 1,186 more patients been hospitalised with the Aedes mosquito-borne disease throughout Bangladesh in the past 24 hours. The Directorate General of Health Services, or DGHS, said as many as 469 were admitted to hospital in Dhaka among the new dengue patients until Wednesday morning. With the new counts, the number of hospitalised dengue patients has reached 45,950 this year. The DGHS has been keeping records of dengue hospitalisations and deaths since 2000. Since then, a record 321,179 dengue hospitalisations were logged in 2023.

"Lost means the passengers took them away instead of returning them to the station at different times. "The metro rail offers two types of passenger tickets - single-use tickets and long-term MRT passes. The fare is automatically deducted from the punching machine itself.On the other hand, passengers have to insert single-use tickets while leaving the station. One passenger even boasted of taking multiple tickets in this way.Making a request to return these tickets, the DMTCL MD said, "Taking single-journey tickets out of the station is a criminal offence. "An app is being prepared for MRT recharge from home.

Nahid Islam, the information and broadcasting advisor, says the interim government does not consider Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as the ‘Father of the Nation’. As such, whoever they call the Father of the Nation, the national days they declare, that will not continue in a new Bangladesh. As such, we have to bring a new perspective to history.”“You consider everything done by the Awami League as national… a government that was not voted in has no legitimacy. In 2011, the Awami League made the 50th amendment to the Constitution, declaring Bangabandhu the ‘Father of the Nation’ and taking steps to preserve and display his portrait. Fifteen years of Awami League rule came to an end when Sheikh Hasina resigned as premier and fled the country on Aug 5.

Typically, the task of leading various police units falls on officers holding the rank of additional inspector general. Accordingly, the five officers will serve as the new heads of their respective units. Md Abdul Alim Mahmud, formerly the additional inspector general of the River Police, has also been transferred to the Police Headquarters. Kusum Dewan, recently promoted to additional inspector general at the CID, has been transferred to the River Police. Additionally, the transfer order for Md Tawfiq Mahbub Chowdhury, the additional inspector general for the Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI), has been revoked.

As such, whoever they call the Father of the Nation, the national days they declare, that will not continue in a new Bangladesh. As such, we have to bring a new perspective to history.”“You consider everything done by the Awami League as national… a government that was not voted in has no legitimacy. Because of their struggle we have our independence.”The interim government announced the scrapping of eight national days with ties to the Awami League on Wednesday. In 2011, the Awami League made the 50th amendment to the Constitution, declaring Bangabandhu the 'Father of the Nation' and taking steps to preserve and display his portrait. Fifteen years of Awami League rule came to an end when Sheikh Hasina resigned as premier and fled the country on Aug 5.

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Lawyers and students taking part in the Anti-discrimination Movement are protesting in front of the High Court to demand the resignation of judges affiliated with the Awami League, who ‘toe the party line’. Lawyers and students from private universities began the protest on the Supreme Court premises at 11am on Wednesday. Anti-discrimination Student Movement activists led by conveners Sarjis Alam and Hasnat Abdullah marched into the High Court premises around 12:30pm. Sarjis made a speech saying that students were calling for the resignations of judges connected with Sheikh Hasina, the Awami League, ‘the fascist government’ and ‘partisan’ judges. The protesting lawyers marched along the Supreme Court courtyard as well.

Lawyers and students from private universities began the protest on the Supreme Court premises at 11am on Wednesday. Anti-discrimination Student Movement activists led by conveners Sarjis Alam and Hasnat Abdullah marched into the High Court premises around 12:30pm. At around noon, they began to march along the road in front of the Bangla Academy and then proceeded towards the High Court. Sarjis made a speech saying that students were calling for the resignations of judges connected with Sheikh Hasina, the Awami League, ‘the fascist government’ and ‘partisan’ judges. The protesting lawyers marched along the Supreme Court courtyard as well.

The days are connected to the Awami League, including the anniversary of Bangabandhu’s assassination and his historic Mar 7 speechThe interim government has scrapped eight national days commemorated by Bangladesh, including National Mourning Day on Aug 15 and the celebration of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s speech on Mar 7. Asked about the post, Abul Kalam Azad Majumder, deputy press secretary to the chief advisor, said: “The advisors’ cabinet recently made the decision to cancel those eight national days. The Cabinet Division will soon issue a notice scrapping those eight national days.”Five of these cancelled days are connected to the births and deaths of Sheikh Hasina’s family. The three others cancelled are the commemoration of Bangabandhu’s historic Mar 7 speech, National Constitution Day on Nov 4, and Smart Bangladesh Day on Dec 12. Of these national days, Bangabandhu’s birth and death days on Mar 17 and Aug 15 were public holidays.

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