Dozens of people are missing after the sinking of a ferry in a river in Bangladesh. The accident happened Wednesday when the bank where the ferry was moored collapsed. A large amount of mud came on the vessel up making it disappeared under water.
"An explosion and fire at a packaging factory in Bangladesh has claimed Saturday to definitely eighteen lives. At least fifty people were injured, many life threatening, the Bangladeshi newspaper Dhaka News reports on the authority of the emergency services on his website."
Bangladesh on Saturday celebrated the death sentence of the convicted media tycoon and Muslim leader Mir Quasem Ali. That happened after last Tuesday, the highest court in the country rejected the appeal against the death penalty. The Minister of Justice made known.
Police in Dhaka on Friday a man shot who was probably behind the bloody attack on a popular eatery in the capital of Bangladesh. He would have trained the hijackers while preparing for their terrorist action. Therefore were beginning July 22 visitors to life.
The highest court in Bangladesh has claimed lawyers rejected the appeal of the condemned media tycoon Mir Quasem Ali. This seems to have become his execution inevitable.
has slain four Islamist extremists an anti-terrorism unit of the Bangladeshi police who were hiding in a suburb of the capital Dhaka. Among the killed terrorists Naraynganj was Tamir Ahmad Chowdhury, said the head of the unit Saturday.
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Police in Bangladesh believe that a Canadian and an officer in the army of Bangladesh are behind the bloody attack on a restaurant early last month. There is a reward put on their heads.
A SWAT team in Bangladesh on Thursday arrested four members of the Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh, the banned radical group that was behind the recent terrorist attack on a restaurant in the capital, Dhaka.
By a bomb attack in Bangladesh on Thursday claimed at least four dead and twelve injured. That local media reported. The perpetrators had targeted a ceremony to celebrate the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. Two police officers and one perpetrator are among the dead.
Muslim extremists hostage and killed twenty people last week at a restaurant in Dhaka, the Italians tortured under them anyway. That's what coroners determined after the arrival of the bodies of the victims in Rome, drop a source with knowledge of the Italian judiciary.
The Bangladeshi police suspect that she had shot one of the hostages in ending the hostage in a restaurant in Dhaka, assuming that it was a terrorist.
Police in Bangladesh hunting for six accomplices of the terrorists last week twenty people, almost all foreigners, killed in a restaurant in Dhaka. It would be members of the Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), a banned Islamist group that has sworn allegiance to the terror group Islamic State.
US Secretary of State John Kerry Bangladesh offered the assistance of the FBI to investigate the perpetrators of the attack in Dhaka.
The seven perpetrators of the hostage-taking in Dhaka, making sure killed 22 people, all citizens of Bangladesh. CNN reported on the basis of information from the police.
Among the twenty kill the hostage in Dhaka in Bangladesh are certainly nine Italians. That stated, the Italian foreign minister Saturday. One Italian is missing.
With a force of more than a hundred commands the police in Bangladesh Saturday morning launched an attack on a restaurant in Dhaka where kidnappers hold about twenty people. Reported that the police of the Asian country Saturday.
Among the hostages presumably by IS terrorists detained in a popular restaurant in Dhaka, capital of Bangladesh, are probably some Italians. It has a source stated at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Friday in Rome. He had no information on the exact number of compatriots.
In a restaurant in the center of Dhaka, capital of Bangladesh, have been taken hostage more than twenty foreigners. Local media reported that the attack on the restaurant in the chic neighborhood of Gulshan, where many diplomats houses, seems to have been done by terrorists.
Bangladesh has again rocked by the murder of a Hindu priest. The victim was hacked to death Friday for a temple in Jhenaidah district, about 300 kilometers southwest of capital Dhaka.
Authorities in Bangladesh have arrested at least 103 extremists in a campaign against Islamists, which began last week after a spate of brutal murders of liberal activists and adherents of minority religions.
For the fourth time in a week in Bangladesh someone slain by potential Islamists. A sixty Hindu was hacked to death during a morning walk. Three similar murders earlier this week were claimed by Islamic State.
In Bangladesh, at least 22 people were killed by a cyclone. Most of the victims were slain by fallen trees or collapsed houses, reported local authorities Saturday. More than 50,000 homes have been damaged by the natural disaster.
Bangladesh evacuates 2 million people from coastal areas, because there Saturday night the cyclone Roanu comes ashore.
Attackers with machetes on Friday in western Bangladesh killed a village doctor. The suspected Muslim extremists also wounded a university teacher who accompanied the doctor.
The number of people in Bangladesh by lightning strikes to life has been increased in four days to 65.
Least 31 people in Bangladesh killed by lightning strikes. Dozens of people were also injured during the storm, local media reported Friday.
Bangladesh on Wednesday early in the Islamist party leader Motiur Rahman Nizami (73) hanged in the central prison of Dhaka. He was sentenced to death for war crimes during the war of independence with Pakistan in 1971.
A Hindu tailor in Bangladesh killed Saturday morning in the town of Tangail, about 80 kilometers northwest of the capital Dhaka. The terrorist group Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack.
An editor of the first magazine for gay, bisexual and transgender people in Bangladesh attacked with knives in an apartment and killed. That the BBC reports Monday based on media reports and statements by government officials.
