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Port springs to life
Foreign feeder vessels withdraw strike following announcement to amend flag rule
The crippling strike over container cargo shipment at the Chittagong Port ended yesterday afternoon with the foreign feeder vessel operators thrown into a frenzy of activities to meet the shippers' deadline.
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Saifur urges opposition to join budget session
The National Policy Review Forum 2003 begins
Finance Minister M Saifur Rahman yesterday urged the opposition lawmakers to attend the upcoming budget session and assured them of adequate time for discussion.
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Daylight bank robbery at bustling Rampura
Armed robbers looted about Tk 6.5 lakh from a Pubali Bank branch near the bustling Rampura Bazaar yesterday noon and also stripped two customers of over Tk 1.6 lakh.
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Bush gets Arab support for ME peace plan
Summit with Sharon, Abbas in Aqaba today
George W Bush launched the most ambitious US Middle East peace mission in two years yesterday and said a summit with Arab leaders had advanced the "road map" plan for peace.
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Saddam is alive: CIA
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has internal documents that make it clear Saddam Hussein is alive and hiding in greater Baghdad, protected by an underground resistance network of tribesmen and former
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Developer abducted, freed in 90 minutes
Five Star Group's link suspected
A real estate businessman, also a Jubo Dal leader, was freed in less than 90 minutes after his abduction from Bahaddarhat bus terminal yesterday.
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Telecom glitch grips city
About 400 telephone lines have gone out of order due to road digging in Green Road, Kalabagan, Bashiruddin Road and adjacent areas.
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Two die as launch hits boat at Sadarghat
Two people including a girl were killed and a woman went missing in river Buriganga as a passenger engine boat was sandwiched between two launches at Sadarghat Launch Terminal yesterday.
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