The setback caused enormous suffering to commuters during the rush hour

Train service on the Lalmonirhat-Burimari rail route remained suspended for five days due to a blockade on the rail line enforced by locals.

The long-anticipated regular sea truck service on the Cox's Bazar-Maheshkhali waterway will begin from today, according to the Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA).

The development was confirmed today at a coordination meeting chaired by CAAB Chairman Air Vice-Marshal Md Monjur Kabir Bhuiyan

Currently, the railways officials and staff are receiving treatment from these hospitals.

Battery-run rickshaw drivers engaged in sporadic clashes with locals in Gulshan and Banani yesterday while protesting a ban on their vehicles in the area.

The disruption is due to utility relocation work for the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Line-1

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The train departed for Mongla with the remaining coaches around 11:30am

The disruption occurred after the Dhaka-bound Chilahati Express derailed in Salna, Gazipur

Despite the passage of official deadlines, construction of four key bridges on the Kalihati-Borachona and Dhalapara roads in Tangail remains incomplete, leaving thousands of residents to suffer daily.

People have started to return to the capital and its surrounding districts in droves, as government offices are set to reopen today following a nine-day Eid holiday.

Passengers reported waiting for four to five hours on the embankment, with little hope of finding a spot on a ferry or launch.

Following three major accidents at the same location between Monday and Wednesday, authorities in Chattogram’s Lohagara sub-district have implemented urgent measures to prevent further incidents on the Chattogram-Cox’s Bazar highway.

According to passengers, the rush remains visible at the bus terminal as those who were unable to leave Dhaka before the festival due to urgent needs or lack of leaves were seen making their way home today

Metro rail service will be suspended only on the day of Eid-ul-Fitr, Dhaka Mass Transit Company Ltd (DMTCL) announced yesterday.

Road safety and speed will remain compromised on the Dhaka-Sylhet highway even after the completion of its ongoing Tk 17,000 crore expansion, a recent audit report warns.

Due to necessary initiatives taken ahead of the Eid, there is no problem during the journey this year, police said.

The Dhaka-Mymensingh highway is experiencing increased traffic pressure as the nine-day extended holiday for Eid-ul-Fitr commences today

A transport syndicate has extorted Tk 832.30 crore from over 1.5 crore Eid travellers as "tips", forcing them to pay exorbitant extra fares, according to a report by the Bangladesh Jatri Kalyan Samity.