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Experts prioritise sustainable financing to tackle hypertension

Experts have identified a significant gap in sustainable financing despite the alarming rise of hypertension and other non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Bangladesh. At a webinar titled “Sustainable Financing for Hypertension Control: Bangladesh Perspective” held on Monday, the speakers stressed ensuring adequate budget allocation in the upcoming national budget for FY2026-27 to combat NCDs, particularly to ensure the availability of medicines ...

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Legal notice seeks travel ban on Dr Yunus

A legal notice has been sent to the relevant government authorities seeking a ban on the departure of outgoing interim government Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus from the country. The notice was issued on Monday by M Ashraful Islam, a lawyer of the Supreme Court. The notice was served over allegations of involvement in transferring the measles vaccination programme from state ...

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Authorities dismiss claims about London investor meeting

Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek, as a matter of principle, never comments on interest rate policy in either domestic or international meetings, the Finance Ministry said in a statement on April 5 in response to a media report regarding recent investor meetings in London. People who attended the meetings held by Şimşek and Central Bank Governor Fatih Karahan with foreign investors ...

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Local elections profile: Ealing

Ahead of the local elections on Thursday 7 May, we have produced short guides to London’s 32 boroughs. Where is it? The London Borough of Ealing is in west London and is bordered by Harrow, Hillingdon, Hounslow, Brent and Hammersmith and Fulham. What’s it like? Ealing, known as the Queen of the Suburbs, has a rich history stretching back over ...

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L’eto Bangladesh finds strength in subtlety

In a city where new dining spots appear almost as frequently as traffic jams, it takes something distinct to stand out. In the ever-evolving culinary landscape of Gulshan, L’eto Bangladesh arrives with a different approach—less about spectacle, more about refinement. From the moment you step in, it is clear that this is not just another restaurant chasing trends, but an ...

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Seven more children die as measles-related hospitalisations hit daily peak

The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) today (6 April) reported the highest single-day hospital admissions for measles and suspected measles cases in the country, amid a growing nationwide outbreak. In the past 24 hours, a total of 1,462 patients, both confirmed and suspected, were admitted to hospitals, marking the highest daily figure so far. During the same period, seven ...

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Child dies of measles in Sylhet

A two-month-old child died of measles this afternoon (6 April), marking the first confirmed death from the disease in the Sylhet region. The child died while undergoing treatment at Sylhet MAG Osmani Medical College Hospital. Brigadier General Umar Rashed Munir, director of the hospital, said the child was admitted two days ago with measles and cardiac complications. The child was ...

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No plans to start online classes for pry schools: Bobby Hajjaj

The government currently has no plans to close primary schools or shift to online classes despite the ongoing measles outbreak and fuel crisis, said State Minister for Primary and Mass Education Bobby Hajjaj on Monday. he described that the classes are on line. He stated while responding to reporters after inspecting infrastructure and academic activities at several primary schools in ...

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Fire at server room at Sylhet’s airport

A fire broke out in the immigration server room at MAG Osmani International Airport in Sylhet on Sunday night. The blaze originated on the second floor of the server room around 11:35PM and was brought under control at about 12:05, according to Airport Director Hafiz Ahmed. No flights were scheduled at the time of the incident and no casualties were ...

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