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More than 230 deaths reported in British Columbia amid historic heat wave

Shawdesh Desk: More than 230 deaths have been reported in British Columbia since Friday as a historic heat wave brought record-high temperatures, officials said Tuesday. The province’s chief coroner called

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Strict lockdown from tomorrow, gazette notification issued

Shawdesh desk: The country will go into seven-day strict lockdown on Thursday as the coronavirus situation has taken a serious turn with the gradual increase in fatalities and infections from

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Issue of imported low-quality bitumen raised in JS

Shawdesh Desk: The issue of the import of low-quality bitumen was raised in Jatiya Sangsad on Tuesday. Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) lawmaker Harunur Rashid raised the issue, taking part in

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Cricket: Oman and UAE to host T20 World Cup matches, says ICC

Sports Desk: This year’s Twenty20 World Cup, originally scheduled in India, will be played in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Oman from Oct 17, the International Cricket Council (ICC)

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355 die at Rajshahi Medical College Hospital’s Covid unit in 30 days

Shawdesh Desk: Twelve people died at Rajshahi Medical College Hospital’s (RMCH) Covid-19 unit in 24 hours till Wednesday morning. Of the deceased, five were Covid-19 positive and rests were suspected

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Scores dead as record-breaking heat wave grips Canada, US

Shawdesh Desk: Scores of deaths in Canada’s Vancouver area are likely linked to a grueling heat wave, authorities said Tuesday, as the country recorded its highest ever temperature amid scorching

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Forex reserve hits new record of $46 billion

Shawdesh Desk: Country’s foreign exchange reserves have set a new record of  $46 billion, says media report. This information was learnt from  Bangladesh Bank on Tuesday. Bangladesh has received 1.75

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US general warns of civil war after Afghan pullout

Shawdesh Desk: Afghanistan risks sliding into civil war as the last American troops withdraw from the country, a top US commander has said. Fighting has surged since the US began

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