Global Covid cases top 240 million
October 16, 2021
The overall number of global Covid cases has now surged past 240 million, despite the ongoing mass inoculations in several countries. According to Johns Hopkins
The overall number of global Covid cases has now surged past 240 million, despite the ongoing mass inoculations in several countries. According to Johns Hopkins
Covid-19 in Bangladesh claimed six more lives and infected another 293 people in 24 hours till Saturday morning. The daily-case positivity rate dropped to 1.88
Two persons were killed and three others injured in a head-on collision between a microbus and a CNG-run auto-rickshaw on the Dhaka-Chattogram highway in Feni
A speeding truck rammed into a stationary passenger-packed bus from behind on Dhaka-Mymensingh highway on Saturday, leaving at least seven people dead and several others
Dengue has claimed one more life while 183 more patients were hospitalized with the fever in Bangladesh in 24 hours till Saturday morning. With this,
Dhaka University will resume physical classes from Sunday, after nearly 18 months of Covid-forced closure. The decision was taken at a meeting of the university’s
Awami League-backed Blue Panel teachers association of Dhaka University (DU) has condemned the recent incidents of vandalism and arson attack on Durga Puja mandaps across
A student of Dinajpur Medical College died after slipping into a quicksand near the bank of Jamuna River in Bagura on Saturday, police said. Md
Dr Abdul Rashid, a university teacher in Bangladesh, has been enlisted among the top scientists of the world at the AD Scientific Index 2021. Born
Dekko ISHO Technologies (DITECH) has signed a strategic capital investment agreement with Fashol.com, a B2B startup aimed at changing the country’s age-old perishable supply chain
Speakers at a webinar on Saturday urged the government to strengthen monitoring measures against the import of the substandard electronics, electrical home appliances and products
The weeklong Bangladesh Trade and Investment Summit-2021 will begin on October 26, bringing together top policymakers, business leaders and investors from across the world on
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