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Second Vitamin A
death reported

Ministry initiates investigation

Another child reportedly died of complications from Vitamin A Plus capsule and antihelminthic or deworming tablet in Munshiganj on Sunday night raising the number of such deaths to two and several thousand children across the country fell sick in the last three days after taking the medicines...[ + ]

HC orders city tannery removal by 2010 Feb
Asks WASA to treat sewage before
dumping into rivers

Tanneries must be removed from Hazaribagh in Dhaka by February 2010, the High Court said in a verbal order on Monday. The High Court bench of Justice ABM Khairul Haque and Justice M Mamtaz Uddin Ahmed has also asked the authorities to ensure establishment of effluent treatment plants at every factory by June 2010...[ + ]

Ministers told to
report on resutls
of foreign visits

The cabinet on Monday restored a provision, introduced in 1972, requiring ministers visiting overseas to participate in seminars and symposiums to report back to the cabinet on the outcome on return....[ + ]

Budget should include measures to reduce
cost of living

The government should put budgetary mechanisms in place to reduce the cost of living by keeping the prices of essentials and expenditure on health-care and education within the limits that are affordable to the common people. It should take effective measures to create more employment across the country...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» A quarter out to malign govt: PM
» Govt version on ‘crossfire’ called into question
» PM orders OSDs’ foreign tours stopped
» MPs assured of Rajuk plots if they apply
» Security withdrawn from BNP chief’s office
» Ireland break Tigers’ heart
» Nepal’s Maoists ‘threaten’ to take up arms again
» 12 killed in Munshiganj road accident
» EU mission for fair war crimes tiral
» 4 ‘unresponsive’ projects to get fund again
» Security heightened at courts
» ISI maintains link with militant commanders: Musharraf
» Two bills on fertiliser and pesticide introduced in parliament
» Speaker expects opposition to join budget session
» Manmohan seeks Saifur’s support
» Three contest June 15 Sunamganj bypolls
» Gunmen kill 10 at mosque in Thailand


Substandard mobile sets flood market

Consumers are deprived of proper services and durability they deserve by purchasing substandard mobile handsets that account for a significant portion among the handsets available in the market. The handsets that have been brought to the country through illegal channels are described as substandard by the legal handset importers of the country...
[ + ]

BB starts vigorous drive to attract FDI

In a desperate bid to attract investments from home and abroad, the Bangladesh Bank’s governor is soon going to visit cities that have huge concentrations of non-resident Bangladeshis in order to encourage them to invest in the country...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Green industries to get spl fund
» 3D brings new dimension to PC world
» Raise fund from stock market, avoid bank borrowing
» Profit taking takes stocks into red
» EU investment depends on budget clarity: Muhith
» SIBL elects new chairman
» Chambers vow to contribute to climate change
» Warid modifies bonus offer
» Reckitt declares Tk 175cr turnover
» Oil prices slide on profit taking
» Corporate Disclosures
» World airlines seen losing $9 billion this year
» Citibank signs corporate deal with Sanofi-aventis
» BSRM Steels holds AGM
» Japan pearls in peril
» China raises export tax rebate
» Chrysler creditors challenge Fiat deal
» Top economies signal recession easing: OECD


Weekend


DCC to buy 100 foggers to fight mosquito menace

The Dhaka City Corporation’s mosquito control department plans to buy 100 fogger machines to combat the mosquito menace, said officials. ‘We will issue work order within this month,’ said the DCC chief entomologist Nasim Us-Seraj. The new fogger machines, priced at Tk 64,500 each, will be bought from Korea and is expected to arrive at the Corporation within three months from the work order, Seraj said, adding that currently the department has 339 foggers...[ + ]

People crowd courier services in Rajshahi to send mangoes

All the courier service providers in the Rajshahi city are now busy receiving orders for carrying mangoes to different areas of the country, particularly capital Dhaka and Chittagong city. City people are crowding the offices of courier services everyday for sending mangoes to their relatives living particularly in Dhaka and Chittagong...[ + ]



Comedy of
batting errors

It was the match that Bangladesh wanted to make their practice game after beating India in their Twenty20 opener. Thanks to a swashbuckling innings from Yuvraj Singh and a mesmerising bowling spell by Pragyan Ojha that did not happen. Instead of playing a practice game they had to fight for their survival in the competition against Ireland, who had long been waiting for it. The Irish side have time and again said their target is to beat Bangladesh and play in the Super Eights of the ICC World Twenty20...
[ + ]

Dido picks nine rookies

National football coach Edson Silva Dido picked nine rookies in his 30-member preliminary squad, announced on Monday, for the upcoming SAFF Championship and the SA Games. Dido will select his final team after a three-month training camp starting on June 15 in Cox’s Bazar...[ + ]


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» Sri Lanka: reconciliation needed after celebration

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