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Saturday, January 23, 2021

Passion for work will help young leaders to carve their own path: Toufique Khalidi

The bdnews24 com editor-in-chief talked about disruptive leadership at a virtual event organised by Sublime Leadership, a platform on leadership. The event was aired live on Facebook on Friday night. The host, Sheikh Mamun Khaled,

No bigger festival than giving new homes to the homeless, says Hasina

Hasina handed over the keys to the new homes for 66,189 homeless families via video conference on Saturday. Speaking at the event, which was joined by people from 492 Upazilas, Hasina said, "There can be no bigger festival 

Hong Kong locks down thousands for compulsory COVID-19 testing

The first such measure the city has taken since the pandemic began has occurred in the densely populated neighbourhoods of Jordan that is home to many ageing, subdivided flats in which the virus could spread more easily.

Bangladesh is set to kick off its coronavirus vaccination campaign by inoculating a nurse.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will virtually inaugurate the campaign on Jan 27, Health Secretary Abdul Mannan said on Saturday. The following day, five hospitals in Dhaka will begin the inoculation process while 

Friday, January 22, 2021

Dhaka's toxic air raises health risks in winter amid pandemic

In the early days of the coronavirus infection in the country last year, all kinds of economic activities including vehicles and factories ground to a halt. As the dry season wears on, with the economy restarting in full swing, experts believe the health 

Bangladesh orders schools, colleges to be ready for in-person lesson restart

The Directorate of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education wrote to the heads of the institutions on Friday asking them to complete the preparations within Feb 4 so that they can restart anytime amid the coronavirus crisis. All the educational institutions 

A sick couple rushed to marry on UK COVID ward. Now they have a second chance

Both contracted the disease and were rushed to Milton Keynes University Hospital in the same ambulance when their oxygen levels fell dangerously low. Kerr and O'Brien became so ill that medical staff scrambled to organise a wedding before it was too late. When O'Brien's