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বাংলা E-Paper 📍 Dhaka 📅 Saturday | 10 October 2026, 25 Ashswin 1433 PID registration number 06

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● 4 fire units respond to cotton warehouse blaze in Ashulia ● Tazmin murder: suspected CNG driver arrested ● Allegations mount against Foodpanda ● Navanethem Pillay wins Nobel Peace Prize ● Ctg LPG market under strict surveillance: DC Zahid ● Tamim falls before century after dominant start against Afghanistan ● Cannot declare someone B’deshi on mere suspicion: Kolkata HC

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Published : Saturday, 10 October, 2026 at 12:00 AM

Authorities in Dhaka continue to struggle with a recurring cycle in which street vendors and makeshift shops quickly reoccupy reclaimed footpaths despite joint eviction drives by the two city corporations. The photo taken from Baitul Mukarram area on Friday shows vendors occupying the road, leaving little room for vehicles to ply and causing severe traffic congestion.PHOTO: OBSERVER

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