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A scene from the matches of the Begum Laila Alam 9th Open FIDE Rating Chess Tournament at Bangladesh Chess Federation hall-room on Friday.

3 Feb 2018, 12:00 am0

Danger from food contamination growing

ACCORDING to news reports, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has made the disclosure that food-borne diseases kill an estimated two million people annually, including children in developing countries that also cover Bangladesh. The disclosure came in the wake of World Health Day, observed on April 7 at global level raising question whether Bangladesh government and health sector in particular is aware of the problem endangering safety to public health. WHO’s disclosure said food that is contaminated with harmful parasites, bacteria,...

9 Apr 2015, 12:00 am

A scene from the matches of the Begum Laila Alam 9th Open FIDE Rating Chess Tournament at Bangladesh Chess Federation hall-room on Friday.

Danger from food contamination growing

Short syllabus of SSC, HSC exams published

DCCI hails DCCs post-Eid clean-up drives

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A scene from the matches of the Begum Laila Alam 9th Open FIDE Rating Chess Tournament at Bangladesh Chess Federation hall-room on Friday.

Danger from food contamination growing

Short syllabus of SSC, HSC exams published

DCCI hails DCCs post-Eid clean-up drives

Asian markets sink as traders fail to take up Wall St baton

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