Operations of Kazipara Metro Rail Station will resume tomorrow (Friday), DMTCL Managing Director Mohammad Abdur Rouf said today
Metro rail operations resumed on Agargaon-Motijheel section at 8:25pm, after around 11 hours suspension of services
The bearing pad that was displaced, halting metro rail services on the Agargaon-Motijheel section since this morning, was successfully reinstalled around 6:50pm today
Dhaka Metro Rail will start carrying passengers on Fridays from this week as per the demand of the travellers.
However, train movement from Uttara North to Agargaon section is normal
The metro rail authority also expects that trains will stop at Kazipara station from Friday as it is being prepared to resume operations
Hundreds of workers from Seasons Dresses Limited have blocked the Dhaka-Mymensingh highway in Gazipur's Tongi area, demanding their "unpaid wages" for the months of July and August
The Biman Bangladesh Airlines is going to resume direct flights on Sylhet-Cox's Bazar route from October 31
The govern-ment yesterday cancelled the contract of MAN Siddique, managing director of Dhaka Mass Transit Company Ltd, the implementing and operating agency of Dhaka metro rail.
He was the managing director of DMTCL from October 2017
Locals have been demanding that all commuter trains stop at Rajendrapur
Following a productive meeting with the administration, leaders of the Kushtia Transport Owners and Workers Unity Council have called off the indefinite bus strike in Kushtia
Muhammad Fouzul Kabir Khan, adviser to the Ministry of Road Transport and Bridges, today said the expenditures of country's development projects doesn't reflect on people's fortune
Workers of a pharmaceutical company today blocked Dhaka-Tangail highway for four and a half hours with a 21-point demand, including salary increases, job regularisation, and two-day weekly holiday
Traffic constables said they no longer stop anyone because they want to avoid the hassles they faced before and after August 5.
Hundreds of passengers have been suffering delays due to a 15-kilometre-long tailback on the Dhaka-Chattogram highway that started this morning
However, vehicular movement remains slow as floodwaters caused significant damage to the road's Feni portion
Vehicular movement on the Chattogram-Dhaka highway partially resumed this morning, after four days of disruption, as floodwater started to recede from the road