Determined to start operation of the third terminal by this year at any cost, says Monjur Kabir Bhuiyan

The derailed Titumir Express continued its journey to Chilahati in Nilphamari after the track was repaired

Led by Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Hasan Mahmood Khan, a delegation of Air Force officials and a delegation of CAAB today visited Bogura to get a first hand experience of the stall airport

Travellers are now compelled to rely on boats, paying nearly three times the usual fare

Five years have passed since the country’s first underground metro rail project was approved, but construction of the key structure has not yet begun.

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) has exempted value-added tax on the fares of Dhaka metro rail, which has gained a lot of popularity since the beginning of its operations.

The trial run will continue till tomorrow

Motorbike crashes account for about a third of the fatalities

Five bailey bridges connecting the 11-kilometre-long Patuakhali-Mirzaganj road are in a rundown state due to lack of renovations for years.

Agriculture sector stood second in the list

However, road communication between Dhaka and Sylhet and the service between the city and other upazilas remains normal.

Ferry services on Aricha-Kazirhat route resumed after a three-hour of suspension due to dense fog, while ferry operations on the Paturia-Daulatdia route resumed after two hours

Surge in unregulated vehicles, lack of enforcement to blame

However, the DMP did not mention the programme, organised by the Anti-Discrimination Students Movement at the Central Shaheed Minar, by name

Metro rail authority has requested the public not to fly sky lanterns and similar objects near the tracks on 31st or New Year's Eve

The announcement was made at 9:20pm after a meeting

Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA) has cancelled the registration of Bepari Paribahan bus ((Dhaka Metro Ba 14-5170) involved in Friday’s road crash on the Dhaka-Mawa Expressway

he unloading of cargo at seaports and the transportation of goods on the inland water routes came to a standstill as a nationwide indefinite strike was called by water transport workers yesterday demanding a proper investigation into Monday’s killing of seven crew members onboard the MV Al-Bakhera in Chandpur.

Boro Bazar Road in Mymensingh city remains perpetually clogged with over 100 trucks and pick-up vans, obstructing smooth vehicle passage and creating daily chaos

Water transport workers have enforced an indefinite work abstention from midnight, halting cargo transport from Chattogram to different parts of the country.