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- Aug 29, 2026
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Jashore-Narail highway emerges as key gold-smuggling route (opens the original)
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An international gold smuggling syndicate is increasingly using the Jashore border as a route into India, with the Jashore-Narail highway emerging as one of the busiest corridors for the illegal trade. Repeated drives around Nilganj bridge and Daitala bridge on the highway have led to the seizure of large quantities of gold bars by Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB). Talking to The Daily Star, Lieutenant Colonel Golam Mahmud Saiful Alam Khan, commanding officer of Jashore Battalion (49 BGB), confirme
Adulterated, toxic food puts Jashore children at growing health risk (opens the original)
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Over the past week, 15 children -- 10 boys and five girls -- were treated at Jashore General Hospital’s diarrhoea ward. According to Dr Ahsan Habib Bappy, resident medical officer of the hospital, the paediatric admissions were linked to food poisoning. He said the rise in such cases has been noticeable over the past several months, compared with the usual three or four cases of food poisoning every week. The increase highlights a wider problem across Jashore, where children are increasingly exp
Jute sticks now a profitable by-product in Magura (opens the original)
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Once considered little more than firewood or fencing material, jute sticks have emerged as a profitable agricultural by-product, creating a thriving trade and providing livelihoods for farmers, traders, labourers and boatmen. At Elangkhali Ghat on the Madhumati river in Magura’s Mohammadpur upazila, the trade has become a regular economic activity. From early morning, traders and labourers remain busy stacking, loading and transporting jute sticks to industrial mills and betel leaf-growing areas
Two buildings of 139-year-old school in dire state in Benapole (opens the original)
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Hundreds of children at a government primary school, opposite to Benapole Land Port, are attending classes in corridors and makeshift spaces after both of the institution's academic buildings were declared unsafe and abandoned. Benapole Government Primary School in Jashore’s Sharsha upazila has 357 students and 12 teachers but only four usable classrooms -- far short of the ten the school says it needs. The shortfall has forced authorities to run two shifts a day, with lessons now held in the bu
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