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Beximco exports 6.5 million PPE gowns to US
Shawdesh Desk: In a landmark, Bangladesh joined the select group of countries that manufacture world-class, large-scale Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) by shipping 6.5 million PPE gowns to US brand Hanes,ReadMore
Katrina Love for Bangladesh distributed food items to 25 families
Katrina Love for Bangladesh Inc. is a Humanitarian and Charitable Organization has been operating its social and church activities since 2007. The organization was founded by one of our belovedReadMore
US adds 776 coronavirus deaths in 24 hours: tracker
The United States recorded 776 coronavirus deaths in the past 24 hours, bringing the total to 79,522, according to the real-time tally by Johns Hopkins University at 8:30 pm SundayReadMore
NYC Education Dept. reinstates Zoom after security and privacy upgrades
City teachers can once again use Zoom for remote instruction after the Education Department Wednesday reversed a ban of the videoconferencing software. Schools chancellor Richard Carranza put the kibosh onReadMore
Madman stabs two strangers with massive knife on Manhattan bus, nearly killing them: cops
A man with a massive knife went on a stabbing rampage inside a city bus in Harlem, targeting two strangers in a slashing frenzy that left both victims critically injured,ReadMore
Owners of Harlem nursing home under scrutiny for coronavirus deaths made notorious sale of Rivington House
The corporate owner of a Harlem nursing home under scrutiny for a bodycount not reflected in state data on coronavirus deaths was involved in the Rivington House scandal that rocked Mayor deReadMore
Cuomo encourages voters use absentee ballots as judge reinstates New York Democratic presidential primary
Democratic voters should use absentee ballots in next month’s presidential primary, Gov. Cuomo said Wednesday. The governor spoke a day after a Manhattan federal judge ruled that the primary mustReadMore
NYC commuters grumble over MTA’s coronavirus scrubdown shutdown replacement bus service
When subways closed for four hours early Wednesday, some late-night commuters were stuck far from work or home — and grumbled that while the city and MTA took care ofReadMore
