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News in Brief
British envoy hails Hasina, Khaleda conversation
Diplomatic Correspondent
British High Commissioner Robert Gibson yesterday welcomed the telephone conversation between Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and opposition leader Khaleda Zia and the former's offer for a dialogue.
"Like so many others in Bangladesh, 1 welcome news of progress towards a continued and constructive dialogue between the Awami League and BNP, and hope we will not witness further violence over the coming days," he said when asked to comment.
RMG workers threaten to go on countrywide strike from Nov10 Our Correspondent, wganj
Bangladesh Textile Garment Workers Federation yesterday threatened to go on a countrywide strike from November 10 if its demand to provide Tk 8,000 as garment workers’ minimum monthly wage is not met by then.
They made the demand after forming a human chain in front of Narayanganj Press Club in the morning.
Two die falling from buildings
Staff Correspondent
Two persons died after falling from buildings in and outside Dhaka yesterday morning.
Md Hafiz, 30, a construction worker, fell from the eighth floor of an under-construction building in Gulshan-1 of the capital, said his co-worker Monir Uddin, who brought him to Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
Meanwhile, Rana Mia, 25, fell from the roof of his three-storey building in Fatulla of Narayanganj while feeding his pigeons.
He was declared dead at DMCH, said his cousin Chanchai Mia.
Confce of law assoc for Asia, Western Pacific begins today
Staff Correspondent
A four-day conference of the Law Association for Asia and Western Pacific (LAAWP) will start today in Singapore aiming at establishing the rule of law, justice and human rights in Asian countries.
Lawyers from different countries, including Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Australia will attend the conference.
Secretary General of the National Bar Association of Bangladesh (NBAB) Shah Md Khasruzzaman will speak at the conference as a country councilor of LAAWP, a NBAB press release said.