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Office of the Executive Engineer,
Department of Public Health Engineering, Feni.
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Memo No. 46.203.3000.061.014.0014.24.442
Invitation for e-Re-Tender notice-(2024/2025)
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of Official Inviting Tender
Date:- 24/1/2024
VDP- 1226/24 (4x3)
Local Government Division
Departmeht of Public Health Engineering
Project for Safe Water Supply Throughout the Country
1022682 & 1022683
Installation of Deep Tube well(100x38) mm with Submersible
Pump at different Upzilla of Feni District under Project for
Safe Water Supply Throughout the Country (PSWSC) of
Depart1ment of Public Health Engineering (DPHE).
Md. Shafiul Hague, Executive Engineer DPHE, Feni District,
Feni. Tel. No. 0331-74034
7 This is online Tender, where only e-Tenders willbe açcepted in the National e-Gp portal and no
offline/hard copies will be ac epted. Interested persons/fims can see details in the website:
www.eprocure.gov.bd.
(Md. Snafiul Haque)
Executive Engineer, DPHE
Feni District, Feni
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A total of 86,791
dengue cases
reported since 1 Jan
Eleven more people have
died from dengue in the last
24 hours until Sunday morn
ing, marking the highest sin
gle-day death toll this year.
With the latest casualties,
the number of deaths from
the mosquito-borne disease
in Bangladesh this year now
stands at 459..
In the recènt fatalities, four
Corporation (DNCO, and two in the Khulna Division.
Noboru Ide
During this period, 1,079 dengue infected people got
admitted to different hospi tals in the country, according to the Directorate General of
Health Services (DGHS).
A total of 86,791 dengue cases have been reported
since 1 January. Last year,
1,705 people lost their lives
due to dengue, making it the
deadliest year on record.
The DGHS recorded 321,179
dengue cases and 3,18,749 re
coveries last year.
NOTICE
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BANGLADESH
HIGH COURT DIVISION
(STATUTORY ORIGINAL JURISDICTION)
COMPANY MATTER NO. 1329 OF 2024
-Versus -
Murata Machinery Bangladesh Ltd. and another. Respondents
Notice is, hereby given to all concerned that we on behalf of, Mr.
Noboru Ide as petitioner filed and moved an application under sections
81(2) read with section 85(3) and section 396.of the Companies Act,
1994 in the Conpany Bençh of the Hon'ble High Court Division. On
10 November 2024, upon hearing the learned Advocate for the
Petitioner, the Hon'ble Company Judge Mr. Justice Ahmed Sohel was
pleased to admit the application, issue notices upon the Respondents.
Any person interested in taking part in this matter may do so either
personally or by appointing an Advocate. A copy of the application
may be obtained from our office.
Shaleh Akram Somrat
Barrister-at-Law, Advocate
Supreme Court of Bangladesh
.. Petitioner
SCBA building Room No. 110 (old) Cell: 01760-308093
Editor: Inam Ahmed.Publisher: Sharier Khan.
Registration No. DA 6494. Vol. VI. No. 30
Mon, it took weeks for police stations to resume operations. Key industrial Zones, including Ashulia and Gazipur near Dhaka, have witnessed months of disruption, worsened by blockades from various groups.
Nazma Akhter, president of the
Sommilito Garment Sramik Federation, said the seizure of the president's res
idence demanding his resignation and
the dissolution of BGMEA's board of di
rectors had further eroded foreign buy
ers' confidence.
Introduce minimum The BKMEA president
many of them have
sectors in the countr
structure.
"The government
national minimum w
enabling factories to
on workers' skills,"
The roundtable, moderated by
Sajjadur Rahman, deputy editor of
The Business Standard, was attended
by industry leaders, economists, and
researchers. Participants underscored
the urgency for Bangladesh to stabilise
the situation and rebuild trust with in-
ternatiónal partners to safeguard the
country'seconomic lifeline.
Sirazul Islam A
resource officer of
posed that the mini
workers could serve
other sectors, effect
a national minimur
Regaining buyer's confidence
Mashur Reaz, chairman of Policy Ex-
change Bangladesh (PEB), stated that
even after 115 days since the formation
of the interim government's cabinet,
foreign buyers have yet to regain confi
dence due to ongoing instability in var
ious firms and industrial zones.
"If implemente
address wage ga
based on skill and
internal policies,
wage disparities
explained.
"We are currently addressing issues
like firefighting, but a strategic solu
tion is necessary to restore buyer con
fidence," he added.
Nazma Akhter
port for the intro
minimum wage a
Mohammad Hatem, president of BK
MEA, pointed out that the abolition of
the BGMEAboard, driven by "personal
vendettas", could further erode buyer
confidence.
Defer LDC grad1
Bangladesh has
LDC graduation:
ing significant c
curent trade be
Referring to one of the largest ex
porters in Ashulia, Hatem highlighted
He noted tha
to build the ne
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challenges.
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ness urgently,
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