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News in Brief
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Judicial Service Commission gets two new members
Staff Correspondent
Two High Court judges - Justice Quamrul Islam Siddiqui and Justice Md Moinul Islam Chowdhury -- have been appointed the members of Bangladesh Judicial Service Commission for next five years.
President Abdul Hamid made the appointments on September 4 as the tenure of two members -Justice Syed Refaat Ahmed and Justice Md Emdadul Huq - had expired, said a law ministry press release.
DoE fines printing industry Tk 5 lakh for land grabbing
Staff Correspondent
The Department of Environment (DoE) yesterday fined Al-Mostafa Printing and Packaging Industries Tk 5 lakh for grabbing riverside land and polluting environment in Narayanganj.
DoE Director (monitoring and enforcement) Md Alamgir fined the company after the district administration verified an allegation of grabbing government land reported in the daily Prothom Alo, says a press release.
The DoE also ordered the company to bring the land back to its previous form. The company authorities pledged to take preventive measures, it added.
Worker killed at factory
Our Correspondent, Savar
A worker was killed as a truck hit him inside his factory-area at Dhamrai, on the outskirts of the capital, on Monday.
Labhlu Miah, 34, son of Abul Kasem, a resident of Kumrail in Dhamrai, use to work at the beverage section of The ACME Laboratories Ltd, confirmed ACME officials.
Dhamrai police said the truck belonging to the factory' hit Labhlu while it was being parked. He declared dead at Enam Medical College and Hospital.
Police detained the driver Shakil Hosen and seized the truck.
Two books on midwifery launched
Si aff Corresponden i
Two books on the evolution and development of mid-
wifery have been launched recently at a hotel in the capital.
The books titled "300 Years in the Sendee of Life" and "Midwife in the Sendee of Life " have been published jointly by the Swedish Association of Midwives and Bangladesh Midwives' Society, said a press release.
The Publication is funded by the Swedish embassy in Dhaka and UNFPA while Bangladesh provided technical support. Health and Family Welfare Secretary' MM Neazuddin and Director General of DGHS Khandaker Mohammad Shefyetullah were also present at the event.
Transport strike called off in Khulna
Our Correspondent, Khulna
Rupsha-Bagerhat Bus-Minibus Owners' Association and Rupsha-Bagerhat Motor Workers' Union withdrew their strike in Khulna on Monday night, 10 hours after they enforced it demanding a ban on plying of locally made three-wheelers on highways.
The strike was called off after the local administration assured them of banning the three-wheelers on highways immediately, said the president of the association.
Bangladesh envoy presents credentials to PNG governor-general
Diplomatic Correspondent
Newly appointed Bangladeshi High Commissioner to Papua New Guinea Nazmul Quaunine yesterday presented his credentials to Grand Chief Sir Michael Ogio, governor-general of Papua New Guinea, at the Government House in Port Moresbey.
Nazmul had meetings with some dignitaries including ministers of PNG and discussed especially about the employment of skilled and semi-skilled manpower, exporting RMG, pharmaceuticals and other products and simplification of visa procedure for Bangladeshis.
Nazmul is currently the resident ambassador to Indonesia and concurrently accredited to Timor-Leste.