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Congestion at Shimulia-Banglabazar ferry ghat

Congestion at Shimulia-Banglabazar ferry ghat Photo: Sajjad Hossain Star Digital Report Star Digital Report Around 400 vehicles were waiting at Shimulia ferry ghat to cross the Padma river in Louhajang upazila of Munshiganj this morning. People were seen gathering on Shimulia-Banglabazar route, defying health guidelines, till around 9:30am when this report was filed, our Munshiganj correspondent reports. Safayet Ahmed, manager of Shimulia ghat of Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Corporation, said that 15 out of the 16 ferries are running on the route since morning. Commuters have been boarding the ferries though they are not allowed. Only vehicles are allowed on the ferries to cross the river, he said. The authorities are trying to make the commuters aware of this, the official added.

Migrant workers flee capital as Bangladesh tightens Covid lockdown

Migrant workers flee capital as Bangladesh tightens Covid lockdown Issued on: 27/06/2021 - 12:20 Tens of thousands of migrant workers fled Bangladesh s capital on the eve of a tightened lockdown Munir Uz zaman AFP 2 min Sreenagar (Bangladesh) (AFP) Tens of thousands of migrant workers fled Bangladesh s capital Sunday on the eve of a tightened lockdown that will curtail most economic activity and confine people to their homes as coronavirus infections soar. Restrictions on activities and movement have been in place since mid-April as cases and deaths jumped. Infections declined in May but started to rise again this month, with just over 6,000 daily cases on Thursday and 108 deaths on Friday, according to the health ministry the highest in more than two months.

Migrant workers flee Dhaka ahead of Bangladesh COVID lockdown

Migrant workers flee Dhaka ahead of Bangladesh COVID lockdown © Provided by Al Jazeera People board a ferry after authorities ordered a new lockdown to contain the spread of the coronavirus [Munir Uz Zaman/AFP] Tens of thousands of migrant workers fled Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka on Sunday on the eve of a tightened lockdown that will curtail most economic activity and confine people to their homes as coronavirus infections soar. Restrictions on activities and movement have been in place since mid-April as cases and deaths jumped. Infections decreased in May but started to rise again this month, with just over 6,000 daily cases on Thursday and 108 deaths on Friday, according to the health ministry, the highest in more than two months.

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