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বাংলা E-Paper 📍 Dhaka 📅 Wednesday | 14 October 2026, 29 Ashswin 1433 PID registration number 06

HEADLINE

● 'When the fisher gets fished' ● Fire breaks out at Secretariat building, quickly brought under control ● Netherlands offers technical support for Teesta project ● Tk 84,000cr elevated railway proposed from Dhaka to Cumilla ● Afghanistan hold Bangladesh to remarkable draw ● Major airstrike planned in Yemen’s Houthi-controlled capital ● Bangladesh, Netherlands discuss Teesta project, trade ties

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Published : Wednesday, 14 October, 2026 at 12:00 AM

Many passenger sheds along Dhaka’s major roads, including Airport Road, lie in disrepair, with broken infrastructure and illegal occupation leaving commuters to suffer. The photo taken in Banani on Tuesday shows a passenger shed in a sorry state.PHOTO: OBSERVER

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Editor : Iqbal Sobhan Chowdhury

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