Workers of a pharmaceutical company today blocked Dhaka-Tangail highway for four and a half hours with a 21-point demand, including salary increases, job regularisation, and two-day weekly holiday

Traffic constables said they no longer stop anyone because they want to avoid the hassles they faced before and after August 5.

Hundreds of passengers have been suffering delays due to a 15-kilometre-long tailback on the Dhaka-Chattogram highway that started this morning

However, vehicular movement remains slow as floodwaters caused significant damage to the road's Feni portion

Vehicular movement on the Chattogram-Dhaka highway partially resumed this morning, after four days of disruption, as floodwater started to recede from the road

Operations resumed at 7:10am from Uttara end and everything is okay so far, MAN Siddique, the managing director of Dhaka Mass Transit Company Limited, told The Daily Star

The metro rail is set to resume its service today, over a month of suspension following attacks during the recent mass student protests.

Mirpur-10 and Kazipara stations will remain closed

Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh has given instruction to all foreign and local airlines, operating to and from Dhaka, to re-issue or re-book air tickets at a later date free of charge for passengers who have missed their flights due to ongoing devastating flood in the country

Train operations on the Dhaka-Sylhet route resumed today after a brief halt from Thursday due to flash floods

Train movement on Dhaka-Mymensingh route disrupted

The authorities opened one of the five tollbooths at the ramp around noon, said Captain (retd) Hasib Hasan Khan, manager (operations and maintenance) of First Dhaka Elevated Expressway Company Ltd (FDEE)

The metro rail authority is hopeful of starting operations from Sunday after the employees of the popular transit service, who were on work abstention since August 6, have joined work today

Operations of metro rail have been suspended since July 18 after two stations were vandalised during the quota protests

Says railways adviser Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan at his first meeting

Temporary gatekeepers of level crossings have withdrawn their protest programme last night after the railway authorities assured them of regularising their jobs

Road Transport and Bridges Adviser Muhammad Fauzul Kabir Khan today said it would take a maximum of seven days to resume the metro rail service

Uncertainty looms over metro rail service resumption as a group of its employees vowed to continue their work abstention until all six of their demands are met.

Uncertainty looms over metro rail service resumption as a group of metro rail employees vowed to continue their work abstention until all six of their demands are met

Train service on Dhaka-Mymensingh route resumed early today after seven hours of suspension following derailment of Padma Express in Gazipur