The information was disclosed at a meeting on Hajj management held today at the Tourism Building in Agargaon

A metro rail official confirmed the authenticity of the press release and said 'a section of staffers are behind the hasty move'

The planning ministry is now set to present the project proposal to the Ecnec for final approval.

Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA) was compelled to withdraw its directive to Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) to take legal action against CNG-run auto-rickshaws for disregarding government-set metered fares.

DMP has requested the CNG drivers to withdraw the blockades and to not hinder public movements on the roads.

The company expressed gratitude to passengers, well-wishers, and stakeholders for their support

BRTA writes to DMP chief

They postponed the strike for two months after they were assured of talks with ministries concerned on their 11-point demand

Police will file cases matching the number plates of the vehicles with BRTA database

Container transport to and from the Chittagong Port resumed this evening after three days as prime movers’ drivers and helpers finally withdrew their work abstention

The task force proposed a new airline, tentatively named Bangladesh Airways, utilising half of Biman's existing assets but managed by an independent, world-class management company

Uncertainty grips anxious passengers as some seek refunds

Demonstrations on three major streets brought Dhaka traffic to a grinding halt yesterday, forcing commuters, patients and children to walk for hours.

After being suspended for hours due to dense fog, ferry services on the Paturia-Daulatdia and Aricha-Kazirhat waterways resumed this morning

Ferry services on the Paturia-Daulatdia route remain suspended due to dense fog, while operations have resumed on the Aricha-Kazirhat route as of 10:00am today

Schedule may be disrupted, railway official says

The strike was withdrawn after the union received assurances that their demands would be addressed

Thousands of railway passengers suffered as train staffers continued their nationwide strike yesterday.

Chattogram port is going to face container and cargo congestion as movement of all freight trains from the port remained suspended from early today following a countrywide strike enforced by Bangladesh Railway train crew

The strike came after a failed meeting between railway authorities and leaders of the drivers' association last night