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Child Safety
Child SafetyPM for prompt action against child repression
Mentioning that she was moved immensely by unnatural death of any child elsewhere across the globe, prime minister Sheikh Hasina today sounded a note of warning against child repression as her ...
Anarchy still rules the roads
Movements and protests have taken place demanding safe roads in the country. The concerned quarters of the government are also aware of the main reasons behind road accidents. Researchers and experts ...
Dengue costs spiral to billions of taka
Till August 17 this year, dengue patients in the country have spent an estimated Tk 2.04 billion on treatment and related expenses, according to a study conducted by Dhaka University’s ...
Dengue patients exceed 50,000
The number of dengue patients in the country has exceeded 50,000. Hospitals are overflowing with this unprecedented influx of dengue patients.Last year a total of 10,148 dengue patients had been ...
5 things the EU does to save environment
The European Union coordinates and directs environmental protection for its members, through the regulation of industry and the setting of green policy goals.May's European parliamentary election ...
Newborn rescued from dustbin in Dhaka
A newborn baby girl was rescued from a dustbin near Janata Housing in the capital's Mohammadpur area early Saturday, reports UNB.Cleaning staff of Dhaka South City Corporation found the infant inside ...
'Massive children's presence on net alarming'
Exposed to abuse of children on the net, more than 80 per cent teenage internet users in Bangladesh feel they need stronger safety, says a UNICEF survey.About 20 per cent of the surveyed teenagers ...
Children at risk from outbreaks of measles: UNICEF
The government and UN partners have stepped up immunisation efforts in overcrowded camps and makeshift shelters of Rohingyas close to the border with Myanmar amid an increased number of suspected ...
Rohingya children at risk of life-threatening malnutrition: UNICEF
Rohingya children at refugee camps in Bangladesh suffer severe malnutrition, according to an assessment of UNICEF. The preliminary data of the nutrition assessment shows a 7.5 per cent prevalence of ...
Clowns bring laughter to traumatised Rohingya children
The Rohingya boys and girls shrieked with delight as the clowns juggled hoops and somersaulted, their red-nosed antics provoking a sound rarely heard in the world’s largest refugee camp-children’s ...
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