This was announced at a representative meeting of the Bangladesh Road Transport Owners-Workers Coordination Council at the Jashore District Workers Union on Friday

Flight BG-388, carrying 146 passengers, departed Dhaka airport for Bangkok at around 12:00pm

Govt hired eight such trains to bring students and people from outside Dhaka to attend a programme where the July Declaration will be unveiled today

Marks an important step forward in operational readiness and enhanced service capabilities of Terminal 3, Biman says

Public sufferings mounted after CNG-run auto-rickshaws also joined the strike, further paralysing transport in the region

Railway will operate the special trains on 8 routes on Aug 5

The train schedule was cancelled due to a shortage of engines

A Dhaka-bound Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight from Sharjah was delayed by over six hours due to a technical malfunction

The latest incident occurred on July 21

At least 6.26 lakh vehicles did not get their fitness certificates as of July 24 this year

Transport owners and workers yesterday threatened to enforce a 72-hour nationwide strike from August 12 to press home their eight-point demand, including halting the ongoing crackdown on outdated vehicles and extending the economic lifespan of such vehicles by five to 10 years.

Instead of approving the revised proposal for the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Line-3 project on the Dhaka-Gazipur route, the government has decided to launch an investigation into the long-delayed scheme plagued by multiple issues and setbacks.

A road construction project in Kurigram’s Ulipur municipality has come under scrutiny after allegations of irregularities, including reinforced cement concrete (RCC) casting without iron rods. .The 675-metre road is being constructed by contracting firm Messrs Mostafa Sons. The project is

A total of 20 outdated vehicles were dumped yesterday, marking the beginning of a countrywide drive against vehicles that have exceeded their economic lifespan.

The Sakhipur-Sagardighi road in Tangail has become almost unusable due to the lack of necessary repairs, causing immense suffering to people.

The protest took place at the Satmatha Rail Gate area, where a group of local residents participated

Frustrated locals fix issues themselves with funds from expatriates

Days of rainfall have left the Palbari-Manihar road in Jashore riddled with potholes, turning one of the busiest stretches into a hazardous route.

The government is set to launch a crackdown on outdated vehicles from Sunday in a bid to reduce road crashes and environmental pollution.

The broken roads include 3,509 km of paved roads, 209 km of brick-paved roads, and 5,310 km of earthen roads