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A hospital where patients contract new diseases!
Dogs, cats move freely in pediatric ward in Kishoreganj Sadar Adhunik Hospital: Sick babies share beds
A baby admitted to Kishoreganj Sadar Adhunik Hospital for treatment of pneumonia is now attacked with diarrhoea also. Three-month old Asadullah was admitted to the pediatric ward on June 12.
 
Soccer fans torch power station in Sylhet
REB offices attacked in Bagerhat, Jessore, Sunamganj
Football fans ransacked power supply offices in Bgerhat and Jessore Friday evening as they could not enjoy the Argentine-Serbia match on TV due to power outage.
 
WTO protects interests of rich countries
Satkhira seminar told
Speakers at a seminar here yesterday alleged that the World Trade Organisation (WTO) is protecting interests of developed countries at the cost of developing countries like Bangladesh.
 
16 BNP men acquitted
A court in Sherpur acquitted all the 16 accused BNP men of their charges in BCL leader Abdur Rashid murder case.
 
Fair polls not possible under present CEC, Inu says
Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal President Hasanul Hoque Inu yesterday demanded resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner MA Aziz and and reform to the caretaker system to hold the next parliamentary electio
 
Drug addict son kills mother
A drug addict son killed his mother following her refusal to give him money for purchasing drug in Nagarpur upazila.
 
Man trampled by elephant
An artiste of circus party was trampled to death by an elephant at Nimgasi Gopalpur in Raiganj upazila yesterday.
 
Seminar held on role of NGOs
A seminar on Role of NGOs in National Development was held at a community centre here yesterday.
 

 
   
 
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