At least 131 people were killed in road crashes across the country during the six-day Eid-ul-Azha holiday period that began on May 24, according to the Road Safety Foundation (RSF).

At least four people, including two of a family, were killed in separate road accidents in Netrokona and Mymensingh yesterday. Another person was critically injured in one of the incidents, police said.

Child mistook crude bomb for a ball

Train movement resumes after rescue team salvages derailed oil wagon from Lawachara forest

Police say several of the injured are in critical condition after the head-on crash

Nine people were killed and four others injured in road accidents in three districts in the last two days, according to reports from our correspondents.

Injured auto-rickshaw passengers under treatment in Barishal's SBMC

At least 25 passengers were injured after the bus overturned on the Dhaka-Khulna highway

Fire broke out at engine room of MT Meghna Trader around 7:30am

Death toll rises to three in Barishal trawler capsize

Two pillion riders were injured in the crash on the Dhaka-Barishal highway in Bhanga

Six newborns died at Ad-Din Medical College in the capital’s Moghbazar yesterday morning, with health officials suspecting a technical failure in the hospital’s post-operative room may have caused the tragedy.

Four people were killed in Dhaka’s Nadda yesterday after a bus lost control and crashed into another.

Three people died after falling from the roofs of moving trains in two districts yesterday, according to reports from our correspondents.

All victims, including a couple, were on the bus heading towards Sadarghat

Parental negligence said to be a contributing factor

Of them, two died in Natore and one in Gazipur

Fire service men start rescue operation

A pedestrian was killed after being struck by a falling tree branch during a nor’wester in Faridpur’s Sadarpur upazila this morning

Sitting under the Kalshi flyover with her grandchildren beside her, 55-year-old Anowara Begum stared at the charred remains of the slum she had called home for nearly two decades -- until Monday, when a massive fire swept through the Kalshi slum in Dhaka’s Pallabi area.