A heavy downpour early Sunday morning submerged multiple areas of Dhaka causing severe waterlogging and extreme hardship for office-goers, students and daily commuters.

In a major initiative to alleviate Dhaka’s chronic traffic congestion, authorities have begun restructuring the city's primary transport hubs.

Hundreds of HSC examinees blocked major intersections in Dhaka on Tuesday, July 14, causing severe traffic disruptions to press home a three-point demand. Protesters gathered at the Science Lab intersection

DMP Commissioner Mosleh Uddin Ahmed announced the update while speaking to reporters after inaugurating the new cameras on Lake Road under the Tejgaon Traffic Division at the office of the

Garment workers blocked the Mohakhali-Tejgaon road in Dhaka on Tuesday morning, demanding payment of outstanding salaries and benefits. The blockade halted traffic in both directions, causing severe congestion and disrupting

Government and private offices, courts, banks, insurance companies and capital market institutions across Bangladesh reopen today (June 1) after a seven-day Eid-ul-Azha holiday.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Tuesday chaired a high-level meeting to address traffic congestion in Dhaka and improve the city’s traffic management system.

Inspector General of Police (IGP) Md. Ali Hossain Fakir has said that future traffic management must be technology-based, as modern urban management is not possible without smart traffic systems.

Traffic movement on several key roads in Dhaka will be temporarily diverted from 8:00am to 11:00am on Thursday due to the first session of the National Parliament.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has ordered the immediate removal of all digital billboards, banners, and advertising displays featuring congratulatory messages dedicated to him across the capital.