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Biker among 3 killed in road crashes in Savar, Dhamrai - Vimarsana News

Biker among 3 killed in road crashes in Savar, Dhamrai

Three people were killed and two others injured in separate road accidents on the Dhaka-Aricha highway in Dhaka's Savar and ​​Dhamrai upazilas this morning.

ILoveQatar.net | Specialty coffee roasters in Qatar - Vimarsana News

ILoveQatar.net | Specialty coffee roasters in Qatar

From artisan blends to single-origin delights, specialty coffee roasters in Doha redefine the art of brewing, offering rich aromas and tastes!

MC Interview | New route to Vladivostok making progress, will meet Russian delegation on Nov 9: Shipping minister - Vimarsana News

MC Interview | New route to Vladivostok making progress, will meet Russian delegation on Nov 9: Shipping minister

Sarbananda Sonowal says the new route between Vladivostok and Chennai will reduce the distance between India and Russia from the current 8,675 nautical miles to around 5,600. Ministry is in discussions with five international shipping lines for a dedicated service between the two ports

Resolve the dispute over MRT Line-5 - Vimarsana News

Resolve the dispute over MRT Line-5

Dispute over MRT Line-5: The RHD engineers fear that if the project is implemented with its current design, the Dhaka-Aricha highway may experience long tailbacks and increased road crashes. Moreover, it will also obstruct the future expansion plan of the highway conceived by the RHD. However, the metro rail authorities have claimed that they prepared the detailed design of

Tangail-Aricha highway: 2,379 trees felled for road expansion - Vimarsana News

Tangail-Aricha highway: 2,379 trees felled for road expansion

Around 2,379 roadside trees are being cut for the development work of the Tangail-Aricha highway. These include mango, berry, jackfruit, mahogany, banyan and numerous other old trees.