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Bangladesh's central bank has expanded the size of the stimulus package for large industries and services sector firms to make the low-cost funds available for the factories located in the economic zones
Bangladesh’s container depot fire; norms violated in cargo handling at Chittagong port
Industrial accidents are common in Bangladesh. Experts blame poor safety standards and lack of enforcement of norms and regulations. Garments factories, which account for the country’s most exports and employ over 4 million workers, often see deadly fire incidents.
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Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves hit new record of $41.03 billion
Foreign exchange reserves have hit a new record of $ 41.03 billion (USD), according to a weekly report of Bangladesh Bank
USAID, US private sectors sign MoU to help female workers affected by pandemic
USAID and a consortium of US private sector have signed a deal to help alleviate the hardships of female workers in their supply-chains affected by the coronavirus pandemic in Bangladesh, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam
New stimulus package for large industries, services sector in Bangladesh
Bangladesh's central bank yesterday expanded the size of the stimulus package for large industries and services sector firms to make the low-cost funds available for the factories located in the economic zones
COVID-19: Mortality rate declining in Chittagong while confirmed cases cross 21,000-mark
Although the mortality rate due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is showing a declining trend in Chittagong, the number of cases has crossed the 21,000 mark in the last 24 hours
Government working towards making Bangladesh economically self-reliant: PM Hasina
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said the government is working towards make Bangladesh economically self-dependent so that people can live a life of dignity
Bangladesh educational institutions to remain shut until Nov 14
The Bangladesh government has extended the closure of educational institutions to November 14 amid the coronavirus pandemic, Education Minister Dipu Moni said in a virtual media briefing on Thursday
Bangladesh institute imposes dress code on Muslim employees
The Institute of Public Health, a Sri Lankan government entity, has made the Islamic dress code mandatory for its Muslim employees, triggering a social media backlash
Mobile data speed: Bangladesh only ahead of Afghanistan in South Asia
Bangladesh has fared badly in mobile data speed, ranking below all South Asian nations except for Afghanistan, at a quality listing of global mobile and broadband internet networks
Turkish President Erdogan to visit Bangladesh next year: Foreign minister
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan may visit Bangladesh to attend the Mujib Borsho celebrations in March next year
Always be prepared to protect the constitution, sovereignty: PM to Army
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today asked the Bangladesh Army to be always prepared to face any threat from home and abroad -- to protect the constitution and sovereignty of the motherland
Bangladesh to open Sundarbans to tourists early November
The Bangladesh Forest Department is set to soon reopen the Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest and a Unesco World Heritage Site, to tourists after seven months of closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic
Bangladeshi boy wins global art contest
Anzar Mustaeen Ali, a six-year-old from Bangladesh, has won a special prize of $1,000 for his beautiful artwork
Bangladesh logs 1,335 new virus cases, deaths rise by 20
Bangladesh has recorded 1,335 new cases of the novel coronavirus infection in a daily count, taking the tally so far to 401,586
Australia will continue to support Bangladesh
The Australian High Commission in Dhaka on Tuesday announced the release of Australia's COVID-19 Development Response Plan for Bangladesh for 2020-2021 saying the country appreciates its strong development, people-to-people and trade ties with Bangladesh
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