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- Khaleda Zia makes first public appearance at Senakunja in 12 years
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- Supreme Court stays ex-Addl AG Mehedi’s bail
- Farmers busy in harvesting paddy in Naogaon
- Ukraine says Russia has launched an ICBM in an attack
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- Nasir Uddin appointed as new CEC, along with four others
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- Dr. Yunus advocates for a country where people hold ultimate power
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- Ex-MP Shahjahan arrested
- South Korea donates $2mn to support WFP’s Rohingya food aid in Bangladesh
- Barrister Suman shifted to Habiganj jail
- Bhutanese Ambassador and BNP leader Fakhrul discuss SAARC revival
No one to see the risk
A recent report released by the fire service has revealed that more than half of the buildings in Dhaka and Chattogram are vulnerable to fire hazards. The alarming statistic suggests that these structures are at significant risk, with potential consequences highlighted only after a fire or accident occurs. In Dhaka, 54.67 percent of buildings are deemed to be at risk, followed closely by...
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