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Three more children die with measles symptoms, death toll rises to 741
Three more children die with measles symptoms, death toll rises to 741

Three more children die with measles symptoms, death toll rises to 741

Three more children have died with measles symptoms across the country in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of deaths from suspected and confirmed measles to 741 since March 15 this year, according to the regular measles situation report published by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) on Monday, July 6.

Tecno makes smartphones cheaper from July
Tecno makes smartphones cheaper from July

Tecno makes smartphones cheaper from July

Despite mounting pressure on smartphone prices due to rising global component costs and changes in the local tax regime, AI-powered global premium smartphone brand Tecno has announced price cuts on selected devices in Bangladesh, offering consumers some relief.

Heavy rain raises flood fears for five districts
Heavy rain raises flood fears for five districts

Heavy rain raises flood fears for five districts

The Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre (FFWC) has warned of possible short-term flooding in at least five districts as heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected to continue over the next several days, pushing river water levels higher across eastern and southeastern part of the country.

We destroyed Awami League party offices nationwide: Chhatra Dal president
We destroyed Awami League party offices nationwide: Chhatra Dal president

We destroyed Awami League party offices nationwide: Chhatra Dal president

Central President Rakibul Islam Rakib, Bangladesh Jatiotabadi Chhatra Dal, has claimed that Awami League party offices across the country were set on fire during the July-August mass uprising. He also asserted that the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), Chhatra Dal, and Jubo Dal played a leading role in the movement to expel the Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL).

Late-night World Cup viewing? Here's what to eat, what to avoid
Late-night World Cup viewing? Here's what to eat, what to avoid

Late-night World Cup viewing? Here's what to eat, what to avoid

With the World Cup underway in the United States, Canada and Mexico, most matches are falling in the dead of night or early morning for viewers in Bangladesh because of the time difference. For an entire month, the tournament has upended sleep and eating routines for countless fans. Getting hungry at two or three in the morning while watching a match is only natural — but what you eat, and how much, during these late-night hours can directly affect how you feel and function the next day.

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