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Possible Unrest Before Eid: Cops to make list of factories

Intelligence and regulatory bodies fear a possible labour unrest ahead of Eid caused by the uncertainty over payment of salaries and festival bonuses of workers of some factories affected by the pandemic. In this situation, the Police Headquarters (PHQ) has instructed the Industrial Police unit to make a list of factories which are not capable of paying workers salaries and bonuses so that steps can be taken to avoid unrest. Garment factories are among the vulnerable ones. In Chattogram, two government regulatory bodies have apprehended that 67 garment factories may face labour unrest over payment of salaries and festival bonuses ahead of Eid.

Ctg port deliveries slow amid lockdown

Ctg port deliveries slow amid lockdown Port officials and users apprehend a possible container congestion if the deliveries do not gain pace in the coming days as the lockdown has been extended. Photo: Star/file There has been a sharp fall in delivery of imported goods from the Chittagong port in the last six days since the countrywide lockdown was imposed on April 14 as importers are not taking the deliveries timely. Overall container occupancy at the port yards is still at a comfortable level, sans those dedicatedly used for storing import laden containers. But the port officials and users apprehend a possible container congestion if the deliveries do not gain pace in the coming days as the lockdown has been extended for one more week.

The UN has expressed its positive attitude on the Bhasan Char project

The UN has expressed its positive attitude on the Bhasan Char project
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Bangladesh knitting mills to remain open during lockdown

Bangladesh knitting mills to remain open during lockdown Published: 15 April 2021 Dhaka - Knitting mills across Bangladesh will continue to operate during the country s new Covid-19 lockdown following a plea from the Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BKMEA). With the industry key to the national economy, the Bangladeshi government agreed with concerns over closures, which also came from the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) and the Bangladesh Textile Mills Association (BTMA). The government has decided to allow factories to run during the lockdown, which began on 14 April following a spike in COVID-19 cases. Faruque Hassan, president-elect of the BGMEA, confirmed in a WhatsApp message that it had been decided that all export-oriented industries would remain up and running during the lockdown.

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