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Curfew from 6 pm, 18 killed in 7 districts in clashes - Bangladesh update news

 Curfew has been enforced in all departmental headquarters, city corporations, municipalities, industrial areas, district headquarters and upazila headquarters, including Dhaka, from 6 pm today until further notice.



A curfew has been enforced from 6 pm till further notice on Sunday due to clashes across the country. This decision will be effective for all divisional headquarters, city corporation, municipality, industrial area, district and upazila headquarters including Dhaka. On Sunday, the senior public relations officer of the Ministry of Home Affairs. Sharif Mahmud told Prothom Alo this information.

Earlier last night it was decided that the curfew will continue till further orders. However, curfew will be relaxed from 6 am to 9 pm in Dhaka city, Dhaka district, Gazipur city and Gazipur district and Narsingdi and Narayanganj from today. And in the case of other districts, the Deputy Commissioner will discuss with the concerned and decide on the relaxation of curfew. Now curfew has been enforced from 6 pm today in almost the entire country except rural areas.

On July 19, the government imposed a curfew across the country due to the situation surrounding the demand for quota reform in government jobs. First, the curfew started from 12:00 PM on that day. Later, the curfew is being relaxed in different areas.

Yesterday, the anti-discrimination student movement announced a one-point demand for the resignation of the government. They have called for non-cooperation movement from today. Clashes have taken place in various areas of the country including Dhaka. 18 deaths have been reported so far

Protesters have blocked the Dhaka-Chittagong highway in Jatrabari area of ​​the capital. Protesters were seen on the road from Jatrabari to Rayerbagh area around 10 am today.


Leaders and activists of Awami League and Jubo League were also seen standing in front of Jatrabari police station. Around 1:15 a.m., a chase broke out between protesters and government supporters. At this time, some motorcycles were set on fire and vandalized. Later the road was blocked.


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