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Fog disrupts ferry services on Aricha-Kazirhat and Paturia-Daulatdia routes
Ferry services on the Aricha-Kazirhat and Paturia-Daulatdia river routes in Manikganj have been suspended since midnight Sunday due to dense fog, reports UNB. Nasir Chowdhury, deputy general manager of Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Corporation (BIWTC), Aricha regional office, said the ferry...
Fog disrupts ferry services on Paturia-Daulatdia and Aricha-Kazirhat Routes
Ferry services on the Paturia-Daulatdia and Aricha-Kazirhat routes have been halted due to thick fog. Three ferries-Khan Jahan Ali, Birshreshtha Jahangir and Baigar are currently stranded mid-river and over 300 vehicles, mostly cargo trucks, are waiting at the four river ghats to cross, reports...
Fog covers Dhaka: people feel pinch of winter
Dhaka was covered in a thick blanket of fog on Thursday morning as a sign of the arrival of winter with reduced visibility and a dip in the temperature, reports UNB. Dhakas lowest temperature was recorded at 14.8 degree Celsius at 6am on Thursday. The fog, which began to settle in the early...