Two children embrace each other after Eid prayers at Baitul Mukarram National Mosque on Wednesday morning. Photo: Prabir Das
Fun continues for the little ones as they enjoy rides at DNCC Wonderland in Shyamoli on Thursday. Photo: Prabir Das
Apart from meeting relatives and friends, visiting places has also become a part of the celebration with people turning up in droves at tourist attractions. Photo: Prabir Das
Bichhanakandi, a tourist spot in Sylhet, teeming with visitors on Thursday during Eid vacation. Photo: Sheikh Nasir
Children playing cricket on a street near the Police Headquarters in the capital’s Fulbaria. The road remains heavily congested almost every day, but it wore this empty look yesterday as most people are yet to return to the city after Eid vacation. Photo: Palash Khan
Boats lying idle on the bank of the Buriganga river in Keraniganj -- just opposite the capital’s Sadarghat -- around 3:00pm yesterday. Boatmen who ferry people between the two places said there was hardly any passengers due to Eid holidays. Photo: Palash Khan
A woman cares her newborn baby who was born along the Dhaka-Tangail highway in Tangail’s Bhuapur upazila on Tuesday. Quoting her husband, police said the woman from Kurigram started to have labour pain when her bus remained stuck in jam for hours. As there was no hospital nearby, the mother delivered the child right beside the highway, with the help of some fellow passengers. The baby was named Sarani, after the place where she was born. Photo: Collected
