Monim Jamaddar’s phone rang amidst the chaos in front of the hotel in flames. His father Miron’s panicked voice on the other end said, “I’m trapped inside. Smoke is everywhere. I can’t find a way out.”
The data come in a stark contrast with home adviser's depiction of the country's law and order situation as "satisfactory".
When images of Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus inspecting three secret detention centres emerged in the media yesterday, it did not take long for survivors to recognise the places where they had been held captive.
The National Emergency Helpline 999 has introduced English-language services for the first time, aiming to assist English-speaking people, particularly foreigners working in or visiting the country.
Raisul Islam, an employee of a private office in Panthapath, left for a meeting in Gulshan on Sunday, taking the Panthapath-Tejgaon Link Road.
Many citizens feel unprotected and vulnerable since law enforcement agencies have not been able to regain control
Dhaka has worn many titles: the city of mosques, the Venice of the east, the rickshaw Capital of the World.
Muggers in Mohammadpur are no longer waiting for the cover of darkness.
Monim Jamaddar’s phone rang amidst the chaos in front of the hotel in flames. His father Miron’s panicked voice on the other end said, “I’m trapped inside. Smoke is everywhere. I can’t find a way out.”
The data come in a stark contrast with home adviser's depiction of the country's law and order situation as "satisfactory".
When images of Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus inspecting three secret detention centres emerged in the media yesterday, it did not take long for survivors to recognise the places where they had been held captive.
The National Emergency Helpline 999 has introduced English-language services for the first time, aiming to assist English-speaking people, particularly foreigners working in or visiting the country.
Raisul Islam, an employee of a private office in Panthapath, left for a meeting in Gulshan on Sunday, taking the Panthapath-Tejgaon Link Road.
Many citizens feel unprotected and vulnerable since law enforcement agencies have not been able to regain control
Dhaka has worn many titles: the city of mosques, the Venice of the east, the rickshaw Capital of the World.
Muggers in Mohammadpur are no longer waiting for the cover of darkness.
Crimes such as murder, extortion and robbery continue to plague various parts of the country despite efforts by law enforcement agencies.
A nationwide red alert was issued on January 10, to apprehend him
