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Bangladesh welcomes New Year 2019
Rtv Online Report
01 Jan 2019, 00:00
Bangladesh is celebrating the New Year 2019 with new hopes through different programmes like other countries of the world.
On the eve of the 31st night, Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has issued special instruction for the celebration of New Year this year.
Meanwhile, President M Abdul Hamid greeted the countrymen on the occasion of New Year 2019.
In a message on Monday, on the eve of the New Year, he wished happiness and welfare for all in 2019.
The President said though the celebration of Bengali New Year has merged with the national culture, the English ‘New Year’ influences all because of the widespread use of English calendar in daily activities.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday greeted the countrymen on the eve of the New Year 2019 in English calendar.
“The outgoing 2018 was a glorious year in the history of the Bangalee nation . . . let the new year bring in all our lives untainted happiness, peace and prosperity,” she said in a message issued on the occasion of New year.
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The fire service received information about the fire at 8:50 pm on Monday (April 1).
Anwarul Islam, warehouse inspector of Fire Service's media cell confirmed the information. He said the fire service left for Konapara area of Dharmakpara in Demra at 8:59 pm after receiving the news of the bus fire. Two units of Demra Fire Station are working to control the fire and four units from Siddique Bazar have left.
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Five units of fire service brought the fire under control. No casualties were reported in the fire.
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The incident took place around 12:30pm on Wednesday (March 3), said Thanchi Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Jasim Uddin.
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal said in a press briefing that members of the militant outfit Kuki Chin are involved in the bank robberies in Bandarban.
The Kuki Chin robbers has looted around Tk2.5 lakh from Krishi Bank's Thanchi branch, according to Thanchi branch manager Hlaswithwai Marma.
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However, Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and Police are carrying out operations to capture the culprits.
For security measures, transactions at six branches of Sonali Bank in Bandarban have been halted until the situation is under control.
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A fire breaks out at a jute mill of Salam Jute Mills in Khulna's Rupsha. Eighteen units of fire service are working to to control the blaze.
Earlier on Wednesday (April 3), the fire broke out around 5:30pm at the jute mill owned by Salam Jute Mill, said Md Abdul Quadir of the Khulna Fire Service control room.
MMA Salam, proprietor of Salam Jute Mill claimed that there has been damage of around Tk100 crore.
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There is panic among the locals. The people of Thanchi are spending sleepless nights in thought.
Alikadam Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Tabidur Rahman said the media at night that the terrorists attacked at the Dim Pahar area by breaking through the joint checkpost by driving a vehicle.
Meanwhile, the police and army personnel who were present at the checkpost fired at them and a gunfight ensued for a while but no one was injured in the incident.
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Police and witnesses said the accident happened around 8:30 at the rail gate adjacent to the East Fazilpur Muhuriganj Bridge in Feni Sadar Upazila. The Chattogram-bound mail train hit the truck while crossing the trail track as the gateman failed to place the bar despite the arrival of the train. Later, the railway authorities removed the truck and the bodies lying on the railway track.