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News in Brief
Laos PM congratulates Hasina
Diplomatic Correspondent
Prime Minister of Laos Thongsing Thammavong has congratulated Sheikh Hasina for assuming office as the prime minister of Bangladesh, said a foreign ministry press release yesterday.
In a message, the Laos prime minister looked forward to strengthening the existing friendly relations between the two countries.
1,100kg of hilsa fry seized, seven traders fined in capital
Staff Correspondent
A mobile court yesterday seized around 1,100 kilogrammes of hilsa fry and fined seven fish traders a total of Tk 21,000 for selling those illegally in the capital's Karwan Bazar kitchen market.
The fry came from different parts of the country, said the court officials. The drive was conducted as part of an eight-month government ban on catching hilsa fry that began last November.
HRPB launches website
Staff Correspondent
Human Rights and Peace for Bangladesh (HRPB) yesterday launched its website to extend their support to more people.
Chief Justice Md Muzammel Hossain inaugurated the website, www.hrpb.org.bd, in the Supreme Court Bar Auditorium.
HRPB is an organisation working to establish human rights and provide legal aid to the poor.
Advocate Manzil Murshid, HRPB president, presided over the programme. Judges from both the High Court and Appellate Division were also present.
RMG worker 'kills herself at work
Staff Correspondent
A garment worker allegedly committed suicide at the storeroom of her workplace at Sabujbagh in the capital yesterday.
Mukuli Begum, 22, went into the room after receiving a phone call and was found hanging by her scarf from a ceiling fan around 11:00am, said police quoting her co-worker Sarna Begum.
She separated from her husband two months ago.
The body was sent to the Dhaka Medical College morgue for an autopsy.
Workshop to promote citizen journalism concludes
Staff correspondent
A two-day workshop titled "Youth Video Reporting for Social Change and Good Governance" organised to promote citizen journalism concluded in the capital's Baridhara yesterday.
In the workshop organised by Unitrend, and Society for Media and Suitable Human Communication Techniques (SoMaSHTe), 13 youths were trained on reporting and story telling through videos and also awarded for their videos, uploaded on social media, featuring news of rural areas.
Jeffrey Channam, an advisor of the project, Mir Masrur Zaman, news editor of Channel i, and Mir Shahidul Alam, director of SoMaSHTe, conducted the training sessions.