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Country to see bone marrow transplant by mid-March

For the first time, the country is going to achieve the rare feat of bone marrow transplantation by mid-March, said Health and Family Welfare Minister Mohammad Nasim on Sunday. “It’ll be a milestone in the treatment of blood cancer and thalassemia in the country,” he said when a delegation of Massachusetts GeneralHospital of the USA met him at his office, reports UNB. bone-marrow-transplant The delegation informed the minister of various aspects of the bone marrow transplant unit se...

36 Bangladeshi workers receive dues in Muscat

36 Bangladeshi workers who had been working for a construction firm without regular salaries for more than two years have finally received their dues. As per a Labour Court judgment, each worker has been paid between RO1,000-1,500. They will return once they receive their air tickets, gratuity and after completion of certain legal formalities, reports MENAFN. passport Bd''Our lawyer has asked us to wait for a while before we return home. We have been living in Oman for more than two years. We h...

Bangladeshi slashed in rape attempt

A 40-year-old Bangladeshi labourer was slashed in his leg after he allegedly tried to rape a 50-year-old housewife in Kampung Teluk Wanjah here. rapeThe foreigner, who had moved into a rented house near the woman’s house about two years ago, tried to rape the woman after thinking that she was home alone, reports ANN. Shopiah Ahmad’s screams alerted her 62-year-old husband, who was husking coconuts at the back of their house. Her husband rushed in when he heard her screams and in the ensuing scuffle slashe...

Robi signs MOU with CARE Bangladesh

Mobile phone operator Robi Axiata Limited and CARE Bangladesh, a renowned global NGO, have signed a MoU at the Robi Corporate Office in Gulshan on Sunday. Robi-Care MoU signingThe agreement was signed with the objective to jointly design, develop and implement sustainable enterprise development initiatives based on inclusive business models- targeting underprivileged people, especially women, in rural Bangladesh. The MoU was signed by Pradeep Shrivastava, Chief Marketing Off...

Monir Ahmed Academy spreads light of education

Monir Ahmed Academy( Pvt ) Cadet College is  spreading the light of education  in the rural environment outside the Sylhet city. Situated at turukkhola in South Surma, this  institution has already achieved an enviable success in JSC, SSC as well as in all kinds of examination under  Sylhet Education Board. With all the high class facilities, this academy now only needs the efforts of all.The academy will go a long way if the education minded people along with the inhabitants continue their co-operation by admitting students. Academy

Labour market needed to expand amid fall in remittances

The inward flow of remittance is going down as the country is failing to send more workers abroad to traditional labour markets and explore new markets. The country’s remittance inflow dropped by nearly 3.0 per cent to $13.83 billion in 2013 from $14.17 billion in 2012. In fact, the latest drop in remittance occurred in line with predictions by the economists. They say if Bangladesh cannot send new workers abroad, there will not be significant growth in remittances. The migrant workers are now sending money home as per their maximum capacities and have little capacity to increase the flow.
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