Friday | 3 July 2026 | Reg No- 06
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Bangla | Friday | 3 July 2026 | Epaper
BREAKING: ● 9 monks killed after pickup truck driven by 11-year-old hits pilgrimage group in Thailand      ● 24,784 absent on first day of HSC exams      ● Over 22.3m children receive vitamin A capsules      ● Ali Khamenei: Key moments from his life      ● Govt to open one-stop service centres for persons with disabilities in 10 districts, upazilas      ● LPG price cut by Tk357 for 12kg cylinder      ● Bangladesh-India train services may resume soon      

SUFFERINGS GROW

Published : Friday, 3 July, 2026 at 12:00 AM  Count : 3
SUFFERINGS GROW: After lying neglected for more than five years, Dhaka WASA has begun repairing sewerage lines across the capital. 

However, the slow pace of the work continues to cause immense suffering for commuters. 

The photo, taken on Thursday, shows pedestrians and vehicles squeezing through a narrow stretch of road as much of it remains submerged in stagnant water. PHOTO: SUMIT AHMED



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