JP firms assess work prospects, staff safety in BD
Friday’s terrorist attack in Dhaka has dampened work prospects for many Japanese firms, which in recent years have grown more dependent on Bangladesh as a manufacturing base as well as a market.
Some of the 240 Japanese companies with offices or factories in Bangladesh said Monday they have suspended employee trips from Japan to the country and grounded local employees in the wake of the attack by Islamic militants in which a total of 28 people, including six attackers, lost their lives. Among the dead were seven Japanese.
Fast Retailing Co., which runs the Uniqlo clothing brand, said its employees are restricted from entering ![]()
Militant attacks are the result of failed institutions: AHRC
The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) condemns the terrorist attack in Bangladesh’s capital city, Dhaka. The country experienced bloodshed on July 1 and 2. A group of militants attacked a Spanish restaurant in the diplomatic zone at Gulshan in Dhaka, at around 9 p.m. on Friday. Around 8 gunmen captured the Holey Artisan Bakery at gunpoint and took all staff and customers as hostage.
A police operation was foiled when the attackers fired AK 22 Assault Rifles and launched grenades at the police, causing the deaths of two police officers (an Inspector of Police and an Assistant Commissioner of the Detective Branch of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police) and injuring more than 20 others. A team of the
Robi Sheba Centre at Ctg Railway Station
Robi has recently inaugurated an information and sheba centre at the Chittagong railway station. The centre will provide information and service related to Robi’s products and service as well as information regarding the services offered by the Bangladesh Railway to the travelers.
Robi subscribers will be able to avail easy load, scratch card, data pack & voice bundle, SIM card, VAS Activation/deactivation from this centre. Besides, serving the existing subscribers this sheba centre is 
