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7,364 students killed in road accidents in 7.5 years
7,364 students killed in road accidents in 7.5 years

7,364 students killed in road accidents in 7.5 years

A total of 7,364 students were killed in road accidents across the country between 2019 and June 2026, accounting for 15.11 percent of the total 48,713 road crash fatalities during this period. This information was highlighted in an observation report published by the Road Safety Foundation on Tuesday.

Three more die with measles symptoms, death toll reaches 828
Three more die with measles symptoms, death toll reaches 828

Three more die with measles symptoms, death toll reaches 828

Three more people have died from measles in the country. With this, the death toll from measles and its symptoms this year has risen to 828. According to the latest measles bulletin from the Directorate General of Health Services, measles was confirmed in 95 of the deceased. The remaining 733 died with measles symptoms.

6 Bangladeshis killed in South Africa shop fire
6 Bangladeshis killed in South Africa shop fire

6 Bangladeshis killed in South Africa shop fire

Six Bangladeshi nationals lost their lives and another sustained critical injuries when a fire tore through a shop in South Africa's Eastern Cape province in the early hours of Monday, plunging the expatriate community into mourning.

Daily habits behind hair loss, experts reveal
Daily habits behind hair loss, experts reveal

Daily habits behind hair loss, experts reveal

Hereditary factors, hormonal imbalances and nutritional deficiencies are most often discussed as causes of hair loss. However, experts say several common daily habits play an equally significant role. The problem worsens during hot and humid weather, causing many to suffer from hair issues. To keep hair healthy, it is essential to know which habits are silently damaging it.

YouTube tightens monetisation rules, low-quality AI videos to lose revenue
YouTube tightens monetisation rules, low-quality AI videos to lose revenue

YouTube tightens monetisation rules, low-quality AI videos to lose revenue

YouTube has announced new monetisation policies for content creators as the use of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to grow, with certain types of AI-generated videos no longer eligible to earn revenue through the YouTube Partner Program (YPP). The platform said the changes are aimed at curbing the spread of low-quality, repetitive and misleading content while encouraging original, high-quality videos.

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