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NEWS in brief
Action plan to vaccinate dogs soon
Staff Correspondent
The government will announce a national action plan to vaccinate dogs instead of killing them for tackling rabies in the country soon.
In association with the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA), an international animal welfare organisation, a vaccination programme is expected to be launched tomorrow on World Rabies Day, said a press release.
Earlier in 2011, the WSPA took a pilot project "Red Collar Campaign" in Cox's Bazar vaccinating thousand of dogs, it said.
Around 2100 people die from rabies, a disease which causes people and animals to go mad and die,
Eight Myanmar citizens held
Staff Correspondent, ctg
Police yesterday arrested eight Myanmar citizens from different areas of Alikadam upazila in Bandarban on charge of illegally entering Bangladesh.
The arrestees are Md Ilias, Hafez Ahmed, Md Ibrahim, Khairul Bashar, Md Azal Mia, Abdus Salam, Nurul Hoque and Syed Alam.
They entered Bangladesh in different times from two to six months back and worked as day labourers,
Rokeya Hall Alumni Association reunion on December 28
Staff Correspondent
The second reunion of the Dhaka University Rokeya Hall Alumni Association will be held at the hall premises on December 28.
The hall's former students have been requested to become member of the association by October 15 to attend the programme, said a press release.
For registration, interested alumni can contact Binapani Datt at 9675201 at the hall office from Saturday to Wednesday between 10:00am and 4:00pm.
For detail information, call at 01911019020 and
Shafiul Alam Pradhan, 21 others get bail in cases of violence
Staff Correspondent
The High Court yesterday granted a month's anticipatory bail to Jatiya Gonotantrik Party President Shafiul Alam Pradhan and 21 activists of 12 Islamist parties in five separate criminal cases.
Police filed the cases accusing them of obstructing the police in discharging their duties, vandalising and torching vehicles and spreading panic in the capital, during clashes with law enforcers on September 22 and 23.
The Islamist parties had called hartal on Sunday to protest an anti-Islamic film and cartoon demeaning