Hello dear readers! How was your day? Here are the news headlines on August 9, 2019

Rifat Hossain, a schoolboy of Dhaka’s Mugda area, had desired to celebrate Eid at ancestral home in Cumilla but he lost battle for life at a hospital in Dhaka.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court (SC) has delivered 16 directives for its High Court Division regarding granting anticipatory bail, saying that accused of the cases involving grave offences like murder and rape will not be granted anticipatory bail.

Eid holidaymakers are allegedly paying extra bus fare for travelling to nearby places from Dhaka. A passenger travelling to Paturia from Nabinagar of Savar, on the outskirts of capital Dhaka, by an SB Link bus said that the usual bus fare is Tk 40, but he had to pay Tk 400 today.

The hanging body of a newly married girl is found at her house in Alamdanga upazila of Chuadanga.

The government has asked all the district administrators, police superintendents and mayors across the country to keep their close watch on the cattle markets sensing chances of increasing mosquitoes breeding from the markets.

The first on-demand online food delivery company of Bangladesh ‘HungryNaki’ is completely changing its delivery fleet to clean, eco-friendly electric vehicles to deliver food to its customers.

Hello dear readers! How are you doing today? Here are the news headlines so far on August 9, 2019

Rail communication of Dhaka with northern and southern districts has resumed three hours after its suspension as two compartments of Khulna-bound Sundarban Express derailed on the eastern side of the Bangabandhu bridge.

The forest department issues red alert in the Sundarbans ahead of Eid-ul-Azha to protect the wildlife of the world heritage site.

Home-bound people travelling via trains to the northern and north-western regions continued to suffer today as all intercity train on the routes have been delayed by up to five hours.

Police claim to have arrested five suspected “self-radicalised” members of what they say a “wolf-pack of Neo-JMB” in Dhaka for allegedly planning to launch attack on law enforcers.

Two people, including a minor boy, died after being diagnosed with dengue in Dhaka and Barishal.

Eid holidaymakers are suffering as a 70-kilometre long tailback has been created on the Dhaka-Tangail highway from Chandra intersection in Gazipur to the Bangabandhu Bridg.

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A ‘criminal’ is killed in a reported gunfight with police at Katakhali in Gobindaganj upazila.

Workers of two ready-made garment factories in Kalurghat industrial area of Chattogram withdraw their demonstration after the authorities started to pay salaries to them ahead of Eid-ul-Azha.

Bangladesh and the United States discuss concerns with traffickers exploiting legal recruitment fees to trap migrant workers in debt-based coercion.

International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), the Netherlands, the government of Bangladesh will provide USD54.8 million to Bangladesh for livelihood development of 57,000 poor small and marginal farmers under Char Development and Settlement Project-Phase IV.