footpaths in Dhaka
Reclaim footpaths from hawkers and extortionists
Illegal occupation of Dhaka footpaths causing public suffering
Reclaim footpaths on Green Road
Unauthorised parking, eateries depriving people of walking space
Free up our footpaths!
We need a walkable city, not just grand infrastructures
Footpaths of Bangladesh: Our complicated relationship with walking
Walking, sadly, is not part of our shared value system, and there are many reasons behind this.
Will our footpaths finally be free?
Improving Dhaka’s walkability will be a long journey
DNCC must free up occupied streets and footpaths
Why are ward councillors sitting on the mayor's instruction to list them?
Editorial / Footpath encroachment
The picture of a footpath in Farmgate published in our paper yesterday spoke a thousand words and aptly describes the woes of the pedestrians in the streets of Dhaka.
Footpaths occupied by vendors in Dhaka (Video)
Pedestrians face disruption while walking through the footpaths in Dhaka. Many footpaths of the city, which is one of the populated cities in the world, are seen full of vendors and makeshift shops.
Reclaim footpaths from hawkers and extortionists
Illegal occupation of Dhaka footpaths causing public suffering
Reclaim footpaths on Green Road
Unauthorised parking, eateries depriving people of walking space
Free up our footpaths!
We need a walkable city, not just grand infrastructures
Footpaths of Bangladesh: Our complicated relationship with walking
Walking, sadly, is not part of our shared value system, and there are many reasons behind this.
Will our footpaths finally be free?
Improving Dhaka’s walkability will be a long journey
DNCC must free up occupied streets and footpaths
Why are ward councillors sitting on the mayor's instruction to list them?
Footpath encroachment
The picture of a footpath in Farmgate published in our paper yesterday spoke a thousand words and aptly describes the woes of the pedestrians in the streets of Dhaka.
Footpaths occupied by vendors in Dhaka (Video)
Pedestrians face disruption while walking through the footpaths in Dhaka. Many footpaths of the city, which is one of the populated cities in the world, are seen full of vendors and makeshift shops.