Midday Brief, Monday, September 3, 2018

3 September 2018, 10:05 AM

UPDATED 3 September 2018, 16:09 PM

Even a year ago, this area was a safe haven for wild elephants who would pass through this road at Kutupalong in Ukhia, Cox's Bazar, as the signboard on the left says. However, right next to it, the authorities erected another signboard for road crossing, to facilitate movement of the Rohingyas living in the area. The photo was taken recently. Photo: STAR/ Anisur Rahman

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Here are the headlines so far on September 3, 2018
National
Birangana Rama Chowdhury passes away
3 killed in Savar road crash
Natore crash: Probe blames both drivers
Jaywalkers fined at Farmgate
6 held with 120 gold bars from buses on Dhaka-Sylhet highway
British artists demand Shahidul's release
64- year-old FF aims to set Guinness World Record
3 dying Rohingya men found in Teknaf cave
Cabinet okays draft law banning child labour
Mother hands son to cops for knifing girl
World
Secrets act: 2 Reuters journos get 7-yr jail in Myanmar
Myanmar verdict a 'major step backward': Reuters
Duterte to Obama: I’m sorry
Fire at Rio's 200-year old National Museum
400 prisoners escape prison in Tripoli chaos
Sports
Kohli wants India to do more than 'compete'
Riyad dazzles as Patriots make playoff spot
Indian media bemoan 'spineless' cricketer