Bangladesh okays strict law to protect endangered species
By , 0 viewsBangladesh okays strict law to protect endangered species
Bangladesh has approved a law that sets jail terms of up to 12 years for deliberately killing tigers and other wild animals endangered in the South Asian country, officials said on Saturday. A recent cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina also agreed to provide reparations to the families of victims killed or maimed by the animals that range between 100,000 taka (,415) and 50 …
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Bangladesh PM begins foreign trip
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday began a tri-nation tour to Russia, Belgium and Japan during which she will attend a conference on tigers and discuss investments and setting up a nuclear power plant in the country.
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Bangladesh student group highlights culture with food, dances
The Student Association of Bangladesh showcased Bangladesh culture with performances and food Sunday night. Colorful dresses, cultural songs and presentations were part of the association’s “My Colorful Bangla.”
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