A click on the computer can help moms in Bangladesh
People in Utah County can help moms and babies in Bangladesh without ever having to travel to the country or even donating any money to a cause.
Dr. Helen Feltovich is a high-risk obstetrician at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in Provo and has created a new project for equipment to help those in need.
The public can help her team get funding for the project by helping them be selected as a “People’s Choice Award” winner. They may log onto https://savinglivesatbirth.net/summaries/2015/414 to cast a vote.
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No ban on Bangladeshi workers, says Saudi minister
The Ministry of Labor has not imposed any ban on recruitment of Bangladeshi workers according to Taiseer Al-Mufarraj spokesman of the ministry.
He told an online newspaper that Bangladesh has expressed its readiness to send housemaids to 
the Kingdom. ‘The work to bring workers is continuing and many Bangladeshi women workers reached the Kingdom during Ramadan through various manpower agencies.’
It is expected that the number of Bangladeshi laborers coming to the Kingdom will increase as many manpower agencies...
the Kingdom. ‘The work to bring workers is continuing and many Bangladeshi women workers reached the Kingdom during Ramadan through various manpower agencies.’
It is expected that the number of Bangladeshi laborers coming to the Kingdom will increase as many manpower agencies...
Japan’s security bills to break regional order: Experts
Bangladeshi experts has said that Japan’s security bills will bring new complications into global and regional politics as the country seeks to play an aggressive role to counter the existing regional order.
Their comments came after Japan’s ruling coalition led by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe rammed through the controversial security bills that will expand the role of the country’s Self-Defense Forces (SDF) in the all-powerful lower house of the nation’s Diet amid strong public opposition.
The bills also show that Japan eyes China’s existing ...
The bills also show that Japan eyes China’s existing ...
Malaysia mulling sourcing maids from Bangladesh
There appears to be no end to the problems surrounding the shortage of foreign maids in Malaysia. Currently, there are some 150,000 foreign domestic helpers working legally in this country, most of them Indonesians and Filipinas.
With the two source nations – Indonesia and the Philippines – having declared their intentions to cease supplying maids to Malaysia, it is high time the government weaned itself off its dependence on those two countries.
With Malaysians generally shunning employment in the domestic help sector, the g...
With Malaysians generally shunning employment in the domestic help sector, the g...
Etihad officer held for gold smuggling
A security officer with the Etihad Airways was found involved in gold smuggling at the Mumbai airport as he was receiving gold smuggled by a passenger in a cigarette packet, reports The Indian Express.
The passenger admitted handing over gold to the security officer on four earlier occasions, said Customs officials according to The Indian Express.
Passenger Sunil Jagwani was intercepted by officers of Air Intelligence Unit when he was handing over gold to Deepak Golani who was in-charge of security for all Etihad ...
Passenger Sunil Jagwani was intercepted by officers of Air Intelligence Unit when he was handing over gold to Deepak Golani who was in-charge of security for all Etihad ...
Cocaine smugglers turn to India, BD for new routes, markets
Police who seized Asia’s largest known shipment of liquid cocaine at a Bangladeshi port late last month say it was headed for India, the latest sign that drug cartels are increasingly plying their trade in South Asia.
It isn’t clear whether India was the final destination for the cocaine, worth as much as $14 million, or whether it was a transit point for other markets in Asia and Europe.
“They wanted to redirect it to India when it got stuck at Chittagong,” Bangladeshi police official 
Mohammad Kamruzzaman said. Kamruzzaman said they ...
Mohammad Kamruzzaman said. Kamruzzaman said they ...
