Offices Reopen As Curfew Is Eased After Protests Taper Off - Dhaka

Offices Reopen As Curfew Is Eased After Protests Taper Off - Dhaka

Following several days of eerily quiet streets, Dhaka residents woke up to traffic gridlock on Wednesday as public and private offices, including banks, reopened for limited hours with the government relaxing the curfew from 10am to 5pm. Offices had been closed for the past five days, including two weekends plus three days of general holidays that concluded on Tuesday. For now, the office hours have been fixed from 11am till 3pm. Dhaka, Bangladesh, July 24, 2024. Photo by Suvra Kanti Das/ABACAPRESS.COM

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