AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPost-Eid Travel Rush: Rajshahi railway station and bus terminals are packed as Eid-ul-Azha holidaymakers return to work, with authorities saying schedules are mostly holding and security is in place. Border & Port Updates: Benapole land port is back to normal for import-export with trade resuming after the Eid break, while passenger movement continued during the holiday; Bhomra Land Port also reopened trade after a week-long shutdown. Road Safety Warning: Multiple deadly crashes marred the return journey, including a Dhaka–Mawa–Bhanga Expressway collision in Faridpur that killed five and injured two children, plus reports of road accidents across districts during the Eid period. Eid Logistics & Services: The PMO says 10 people-oriented directives helped keep Eid travel and public services smoother, including transport discipline, wage support, waste removal and power supply. Tourism & Heritage: Kusumba Mosque in Naogaon draws visitors daily and is highlighted for its centuries-old architecture and scenic water tank setting. Local Economy for Travelers: Bangladesh Jewellers’ Association cut gold and silver prices at the start of June, which may affect shopping plans during the travel season.
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