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July 23, 2026, 9:39 pm

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AL leader dies in Sirajganj jail Class-VII schoolgirl allegedly raped by tutor’s father in Noakhali Pubali Bank to buy land, building for Tk 800cr Milon to take responsibility for education of student Ikon PM confers Vice-Admiral rank on new Navy chief 3 researchers eye ‘low-cost’ ventilator in Bangladesh President Shahabuddin likely to resign soon: Sources EC hints Satkhira-4 seat to fall vacant No fuel crisis as diesel stock reaches 344,000 tonnes: Energy Ministry Expelled by Jamaat, Satkhira-4 MP now faces Article 70 test

Health

3 researchers eye ‘low-cost’ ventilator in Bangladesh

Online Desk: Three Bangladeshi researchers have developed a locally made ventilator they say could cut the cost of the life-saving device to a fraction of imported models. They have spent Read More

Measles claims nearly 800 children in 4 months

8 more children die with measles symptoms

Measles Outbreak: 7 More Deaths Reported in 24 Hours

3 more measles deaths logged

Govt working to strengthen district, upazila hospitals: PM

Govt hospitals ordered to provide free dengue tests until 31 Dec

Staff Reporter: The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has directed all government hospitals to continue providing free NS1 tests for dengue diagnosis until 31 December 2026, aiming to strengthen

Measles outbreak: Death toll reaches 741 as three die in 24 hours

The DGHS has classified the latest casualty as suspected Staff Reporter: Three more children died with symptoms consistent with measles in 24 hours until 8:00am on Monday, raising the overall

1,031 new cases reported: 7 more children die from measles symptoms

TDS Desk: Seven more children have died with suspected measles symptoms across Bangladesh in the past 24 hours, while 1,031 new cases of confirmed and suspected measles were reported during

11pc of population at risk of arsenic contamination: Fakhrul

BSS: LGRD and Cooperatives Minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Tuesday informed parliament that around 11 percent of the country’s population remains at risk of arsenic contamination, according to the