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Source:Daily Sun
October 19, 2024 19:34 UTC
No way to fix police’s trauma in a few days, says Home Advisor Jahangir
The advisor urges the public to be patient as improvements take timeNo way to fix police’s trauma in a few days, says Home Advisor JahangirHome Advisor Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury has said police are still grappling with trauma, and there is no way to fix it in a matter of days. Speaking to reporters at the Border Guard Bangladesh sector headquarters in Rajshahi on Saturday, he emphasised the need for patience as the situation gradually improves. The advisor mentioned that the force is gradually recovering but requires more time for normalisation. He was asked whether the government has specific information about the reported departure of Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader and former foreign minister Hasan Mahmud from the country. He added, “We do not have specific information about them.
Source:bd News24
October 19, 2024 19:07 UTC
What Happened at CML’s Board of Trustees Walkout
Over 150 protesters staged a walkout outside of the Law School during Friday’s Board of Trustees meeting, calling on the University to divest from weapons manufacturers supplying Israel with arms. (Ming DeMers/Sun Photography Editor)“I have just one question — When does it end?” one speaker asked the crowd. (Ming DeMers/Sun Photography Editor)“We are putting up these tents as a symbol of Palestinian resistance,” protesters said. (Ming DeMers/Sun Photography Editor)“Cornell trustees, we see you. (Ming DeMers/Sun Photography Editor)Protesters dispersed shortly after arriving at the bottom of Libe Slope.
Source:Daily Sun
October 19, 2024 19:06 UTC
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October 19, 2024 18:56 UTC
ICT issues public notice seeking info on July-Aug 'massacre'
The International Crimes Tribunal's investigation agency has issued a public notice, seeking information on the alleged 'massacre' during the Anti-discrimination Student Movement in July and August, reports bdnews24.com. The notice guarantees confidentiality for all informants and invites submissions of documents,photos, or any relevant media related to the events. The investigation agency said between Jul 1 and Aug 5, forces from the then government, along with ruling coalition-affiliated groups, participated in efforts to suppress the student movement. The public is encouraged to share any information on killings, severe injuries, arson, looting, or other crimes occurred during that time, said the notification. On Aug 5, Awami League chief Hasina resigned her premiership and fled to India in the face of a civil uprising.
Source:bd News24
October 19, 2024 18:13 UTC
Advisor Asif warns of breaking protocols if bureaucrats fail to assist in governance
The advisor says the system will be broken if necessaryYouth and Sports Advisor Asif Mahmud Sojib Bhuyain has issued a stark warning that the government may no longer adhere to established rules and regulations if bureaucrats fail to cooperate in the administration’s efforts. Speaking at a meeting with officials from government departments at the Chattogram Circuit House on Saturday, Asif stressed the importance of coordination within the bureaucracy. We must take a firm stand on issues directly affecting the public’s daily lives.”On the topic of rising commodity prices, Asif Mahmud highlighted the enforcement powers available under current laws. “You say the Consumer Rights Protection Act isn’t stringent enough, but we can make arrests under the Special Powers Act. The advisor also expressed his disappointment over the absence of several departmental representatives at the meeting.
Source:bd News24
October 19, 2024 18:08 UTC
54 Bangladeshis returning from Lebanon amid conflict
In the first phase 47 adults and seven children will be on boardA total of 54 Bangladeshi expatriates are returning home from Lebanon as part of the government's repatriation initiative amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. The flight will carry 47 adults and seven children in the first phase of the operation. The initiative was launched as a response to growing concerns among Bangladeshi nationals in Lebanon, many of whom had requested to be repatriated due to the worsening situation. The government began registering those wishing to return, and so far, a list of 1,800 names has been compiled. This marks the first instance of the government facilitating the return of Bangladeshis from the Middle East, with plans to gradually bring back those who registered.
Source:bd News24
October 19, 2024 17:51 UTC
Asif Nazrul's election statement is not govt's view: Religion Adviser
An interim government has been installed to fill out the remainder of the government's term. A bigger issue than that is the matter of state reform. If elections are held without reforms, then the state will remain unbalanced. "The interim government led by Dr Muhammad Yunus was sworn in on Aug 8. In case that cannot happen due to a natural disaster, the election must take place within the next 90 days.—bdnews24.com
Source:bd News24
October 19, 2024 17:48 UTC
Man electrocuted in Kurigram
KURIGRAM, Oct 19, 2024 (BSS) - A man died from electrocution at Vatarpar village of Ulipur upazila in the district today. The deceased was Abdur Razzak, 38, a resident of the village. Police said Razzak came in contact with a live electric wire around 10 am while he was setting up a water pump in his pond. He was taken to Ulipur Upazila Health Complex where the duty doctor declared him dead. Al Helal, sub inspector of Ulipur Police Station, confirmed it and said an unnatural death case was filed in this regard.
Source:Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
October 19, 2024 16:19 UTC
Russia, Ukraine swap 190 POWs: ministry
"As a result of the negotiation process, 95 Russian servicemen were returned from territory controlled by the Kyiv regime," the Russian defence ministry said. "In return, 95 Ukrainian army prisoners of war were handed over," it said. The last reported swap was in September, when 206 POWs were exchanged, in a deal also mediated by the UAE. Earlier Friday, Kyiv said it had received the bodies of 501 soldiers killed fighting Russian forces, mainly in eastern Ukraine, as a result of repatriation measures. Russian lawmaker Shamsail Saraliyev told the RBK media outlet that Russia received 89 bodies of its soldiers in return.
Source:Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
October 19, 2024 16:03 UTC
Outsourcing employees leave Shahbagh after seven hours of protest
Outsourcing employees of government institutions staged a protest by blocking the Dhaka’s Shahbagh intersection from 10am on Saturday, Oct 19, 2024, demanding the nationalisation of their jobs. Outsourcing employees of government institutions have left Dhaka’s Shahbagh after seven hours of protest, giving a 15-day deadline for their demands to be met. Following the meeting, Bangladesh Outsourcing Employees Welfare Association President Mahbubur Rahman Anis announced the suspension of the demonstration. Mahbubur said, “The chief advisor’s press secretary assured us that they would work to fulfil our demands as soon as possible. The outsourcing employees had blocked the Shahbagh intersection from 10am on Saturday, leading to severe traffic disruptions in the surrounding areas.
Source:bd News24
October 19, 2024 14:38 UTC
Hezbollah rockets hit Israel's north as Israel strikes Beirut suburbs
An Israeli Apache attack helicopter flies at sunrise, amid cross-border hostilities between Hezbollah and Israel, as seen from as seen from Nahariya, northern Israel, October 19, 2024. REUTERS/Gonzalo FuentesAn Israeli Apache attack helicopter flies at sunrise, amid cross-border hostilities between Hezbollah and Israel, as seen from as seen from Nahariya, northern Israel, October 19, 2024. REUTERS/Gonzalo FuentesIsraeli strikes pummelled Beirut's southern suburbs on Saturday as Lebanese armed group Hezbollah fired salvos of rockets at northern Israel, with one drone directed at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's holiday home, his spokesman said. Hezbollah by Saturday evening had claimed at least 20 attacks on Israeli military targets that day, all of them with salvos of rockets. In northern Israel, some of the rockets were intercepted but one hit a residential building, police said.
Source:bd News24
October 19, 2024 13:53 UTC
Dialogue effective, says Gono Forum
Dr Kamal Hossain speaks about the constitution, judiciary and law and order, a party leader saysGono Forum Member Secretary Mizanur Rahman says the dialogue with Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus was effective. The 10-strong Gono Forum delegation advised on a number of issues, including the election system, price hike and control, restoration of law and order and formation of an independent Election Commission, he said. Montu emphasised Gono Forum's commitment to a free and fair election, saying, "This is the people's government. We will collaborate with the interim administration for a fair election and share our thoughts on any concerns from the chief advisor." Montu said a free and fair election demands a search committee or a similar body to appoint qualified people to avoid issues that emerged in the past.
Source:bd News24
October 19, 2024 13:35 UTC
Tribunal issues public notice seeking information on July-August ‘massacre’
The notice guarantees confidentiality for all informants and invites submissions of documents, photos, or any relevant media related to the eventsThe International Crimes Tribunal’s investigation agency has issued a public notice, seeking information on the alleged 'massacre' during the Anti-discrimination Student Movement in July and August. The notice guarantees confidentiality for all informants and invites submissions of documents, photos, or any relevant media related to the events. The public is encouraged to share any information on killings, severe injuries, arson, looting, or other crimes occurred during that time, said the notification. On Aug 5, Awami League chief Hasina resigned her premiership and fled to India in the face of a civil uprising. The tribunal has ordered them to appear in court by Nov 18.
Source:bd News24
October 19, 2024 12:58 UTC
South Africa’s poor record in Asia gives Tigers hope
DHAKA, Oct 19, 2024 (BSS)—Bangladesh saw a golden opportunity to win their first ever Test series against South Africa given the visitors’ dismal record in Sub-continent. South Africa might have never lost a Test to Bangladesh but they couldn’t register any victory on Sub-continent in the last 10 years. The two teams, so far, played 14 Tests between them with South Africa winning 12. “South Africa has that (record of not winning in sub-continent in last ten years) hanging over their head but they are a resilient team. The South Africa series will mark Simmons’ first assignment with Bangladesh after he replaced Chandika Hathurusingha.
Source:Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
October 19, 2024 12:58 UTC