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Offices resume after 9-day Eid vacation
Government and private offices, along with banks, financial institutions, and courts, resumed operations on Sunday following a nine-day holiday for Eid-ul-Fitr, reports UNB. Officials and employees returning to work were seen exchanging Eid greetings with colleagues. A festive mood still...
Offices reopen Sunday after 9 days Eid vacation
After nine days of Eid vacation, government, semi-government and private offices, autonomous bodies, banks and stock markets will reopen on Sunday, reports BSS. A 9-day public holiday began on March 28. The people are returning to the capital after celebrating Eid-ul-Fitr, one of the biggest...
Eid Journey: No Traffic Jams on Dhaka-Chattogram Highway
Homebound travelers are enjoying a hassle-free journey on the 105-kilometer stretch of the Dhaka-Chattogram highway in Cumilla, with no reports of traffic congestion, reports UNB. Despite the increased pressure of passenger and goods-laden vehicles, commuters are reaching their destinations...