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Authorities in Bangladesh have taken drastic measures in an attempt to quell the ongoing protests and rioting that have gripped the nation. In response to the unrest, a nationwide curfew has been imposed to maintain order and prevent further violence. The protests, which initially began as demonstrations against the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, have escalated into widespread unrest with reports of clashes between protesters and security forces. The situation has become increasingly volatile, with at least 67 people reported injured amidst the chaos. The imposition of a national curfew signals the government's determinatio...... Read Full article on HadNews

The streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh are full of surprises, and one of the most interesting things you can stumble across is a street dentist. In a video recording from the streets of Dhaka, the host comes across a street dentist and is amazed by the work being done. This unique profession caters to the extremely poor who cannot afford high-end dental care. The street dentist provides services like tooth replacements, complete tooth removals, and even braces, all for those on a lower budget. The video captures the process of tooth replacements and gives an insight into the street dentistry in Dhaka. The host talks to the street dentist, his pati...... Read Full article on HadNews

Scrapping ships in Bangladesh | DW Documentary An ecological disaster: The ship graveyard of Chittagong in Bangladesh harms both people and the environment. After reaching the end of their service lives, most large ships from around the world are broken up along the coasts of South Asia. Chittagong in Bangladesh is home to the world’s second-largest ship breaking yard. And its recycling practices are far from eco-friendly. Ship breaking activities pose risks to both workers and the coastal regions’ ecosystems. Studies show that up to 10 percent of a ship’s weight consists of asbestos, heavy metals, oil, and other toxic substances – and a ...... Read Full article on HadNews