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Film industry in dire state after 17 years of misrule: State Minister Mir Helal (opens the original)
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The country’s film industry has reached the verge of ruin following 17 years of misrule and requires urgent revival efforts, State Minister for Land and Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs Mir Mohammed Helal Uddin said during a visit to Rangamati.Speaking at an event in the hill district on Thursday afternoon, the state minister highlighted the government's plans to construct modern information complexes across the country to support the cultural and media sectors."We view this as a priority project
Sajek reopens, but tourists remain wary of visit (opens the original)
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Sajek Valley, a popular tourist destination in Rangamati, reopened to visitors on July 15 after remaining closed for eight consecutive days due to incessant rain and flooding. However, even a week after the reopening, tourists remain cautious about visiting. According to the Sajek Resort and Cottage Owners' Association, as the turnout of tourists remains very low, there are no advance bookings for resorts or cottages. Mishu Dey, owner of Ruilui Holiday Resort, said the monsoon season is the idea
Rangamati opens 204 shelters as landslide risk rises after heavy rain (opens the original)
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The Department of Meteorology has warned of a heightened risk of landslides in Rangamati following three consecutive days of rain since Sunday, prompting the district administration to launch an evacuation drive in vulnerable areas and urge residents to move to designated shelters. The district administration has been making public announcements through loudspeakers, calling on people living in high-risk foothill areas to relocate to safer locations. During on-the-spot visits today, announcement
A fruit market afloat on Rangamati waters (opens the original)
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The floating fruit market at Banarupa Samata Ghat in Rangamati town has become a vibrant trading hub, drawing hundreds of local growers and wholesale buyers twice a week during the peak harvest season. Sitting every Saturday and Wednesday on the bank of Kaptai Lake, the market comes alive before dawn as growers arrive by traditional and engine boats carrying seasonal fruits, including mangoes, jackfruits and pineapples. Wholesale traders purchase the fruits directly from the boats before transpo
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