Metro rail operation will not resume from Saturday, as per the early announcement, as the authorities could not complete necessary technical tests

The authority of Dhaka Elevated Expressway today opened the entrance ramp at Banani, around a month after the tollbooth was torched amid violence centring the student movement

After nearly a month of suspension, intercity train services resumed across the country today.

Local, commuter, and mail trains across the country resumed operations today after suspension of 25 days, said Bangladesh Railway

Metro rail operation is set to resume on August 17, nearly a month after the suspension amid violence centring the quota reform protest. 

The chief adviser's convoy was seen stuck in a traffic jam in the capital, suggesting a departure from standard VVIP movement protocol

Operations of the metro rail will resume next Saturday (August 17), nearly a month after the suspension of its operation amid violence centring the quota reform movement

Intercity services to resume from August 15, tickets available from 5pm tomorrow

Intercity and long-route passenger transport providers resumed bus services on a limited scale yesterday afternoon amid a lack of passengers, but transport of goods remained largely halted, according to sector insiders, especially with assessment activities halted at three customs houses around the country.

Bangladesh Railway has suspended the operations of all kind of train services from today until further notice.

BR suspends operation citing 'unavoidable circumstances'

At least 300 tourists have been stranded in Sajek due to the suspension of road communication caused by flash floods and torrential rains for the last several days.

Authorities suspended operations of passenger trains on July 18 afternoon amid the violence centring the quota reform movement

Trains to run on short-distance routes; no decision yet on intercity trains

Bangladesh Railway (BR) will not resume operation of passenger and freight trains until the “situation improves,” Railways Minister Zillul Hakim told The Daily Star yesterday.

Bangladesh Railway (BR) will not resume operation of passenger and freight trains until the "situation improves," Railways Minister Zillul Hakim told The Daily Star today

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina this morning visited the vandalised metro rail station at Mirpur-10 in Dhaka

Even though the inter-district bus service resumed yesterday, it may take a few more days for passenger transport services to become completely normal in the capital and other parts of the country.

Bus services from Dhaka’s Sayedabad Bus Terminal to other parts of the country resumed with a thin presence of passengers this morning

The launch of a dedicated bus service between Dhaka-Gazipur corridor may get delayed further as miscreants have damaged 22 escalators to be used for elevated stations on the route during the recent unrest.