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Emranul Azim Chowdhury

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Emranul Azim Chowdhury is an investigative reporter. He has more than 5 years of experience in reporting sector in various media in Bangladesh. He is specialized in important sectors such as crime investigation, political and human trafficking. He has worked in various Bengali and English, online, digital media, print media and electronic media.
City dwellers struggle amid relentless rain, waterlogging
City dwellers struggle amid relentless rain, waterlogging
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City dwellers struggle amid relentless rain, waterlogging

Heavy and continuous rainfall since early Thursday morning has plunged Bangladesh’s capital, Dhaka, into chaos, causing severe waterlogging and traffic congestion. The Meteorological Department has confirmed that the downpour resulted from a deep depression, which intensified in the afternoon. By evening, many parts of the city were submerged in knee- to waist-deep water, rendering vehicles inoperable and leaving commuters stranded on the roads for hours.

Rana Plaza rescuers get exhaustion, despair and neglect in return
Rana Plaza rescuers get exhaustion, despair and neglect in return
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Rana Plaza rescuers get exhaustion, despair and neglect in return

A devastating disaster occurred in Savar of Dhaka, that touched the entire world on April 24, 2013. The nine-story commercial building, 'Rana Plaza,' collapsed in the blink of an eye, resulting in the death of nearly 1,138 people, most of whom were garment factory workers. Thousands were injured in the incident. The world was shocked by one of the most horrific industrial disasters in history.

Growing concern over safety of working women
Growing concern over safety of working women
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Growing concern over safety of working women

Keeping pace with the times, women have stepped out of their homes, breaking societal barriers. They are working alongside men, excelling in both physical labor and intellectual professions.

Uber woe: Numerous complaints, little remedy
Uber woe: Numerous complaints, little remedy
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Uber woe: Numerous complaints, little remedy

Since its inception in Bangladesh, ride-sharing service Uber has faced a flood of complaints against its bike and car drivers, yet the number of resolved cases remains alarmingly low.