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FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 2026

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The Shah Amanat fertiliser dealer point in Shilkhuri Union of Bhurungamari upazila, Kurigram, where farmers allegedly took away 197 sacks of urea amid fears of a shortage on 23 August 2026. Photo: UNB

Angry farmers in Kurigram break into dealer's warehouse, 'loot' urea they had paid for

On information, police rushed in and asked the farmers to return the fertiliser.

Internal view of Mirza Apparels Limited, a knitting factory in the Bara Bhabanipur area of Kashimpur, Gazipur after came under a robbery early today (22 August). Photo: Collected

Armed robbers loot Tk31.5 lakh goods, cash from knitting factory in Gazipur

File photo of Sierra Leone-flagged tanker Tai Shuen. Photo: Collected

Pirates loot foreign vessel at Chattogram Port's outer anchorage

Representational image. Photo: Collected

5 including ex-official handed different jail terms over Tk55 lakh theft from Pubali Bank in Ctg

At Abul Khair Steel’s Sitalpur plant in Sitakunda, Chattogram, steel production runs at full capacity, blending modern technology with eco‑friendly initiatives, including a 50‑megawatt renewable energy supply, rooftop solar panels, and four artificial rainwater conservation lakes. The photo was taken recently. Photo: Md Minhaj Uddin

Loot attempt, vandalism at AKS Steel mill in Sitakunda; guard injured

BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi. File photo: Collected

Awami League buying crude bombs with looted money: Rizvi

Thieves in burqas loot a jewellers in Malibagh, Dhaka, on 8 October 2025. Photo: Screengrab

Thieves in burqas hit Malibagh jewellery shop, steal ‘500 bhori’ gold

Representational image. Photo: collected

5 fraud gang members beaten on bus in Hatirjheel, victim hospitalised

Armed assailants hurl crude bomb, loot Tk2.5 lakh in Gazipur

Armed assailants hurl crude bomb, loot Tk2.5 lakh in Gazipur

Sada Pathor lay barren as stones looted recently. Photo taken on 11 August 2025. Photo: Debashish Debu

Petition filed at HC seeking action over stone looting at Sada Pathor in Bholaganj

Photo: UNB

Nagad official robbed of Tk55 lakh at gunpoint in Jashore

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus at a meeting on the progress of recovering the laundered money at the State Guest House Jamuna in Dhaka on Monday, 19 May 2025. Photo: Focus Bangla

CA directs creating fund to manage looted assets

Shoes worth about Tk90 to Tk95 lakh were looted. In addition, Tk1.45 lakh in cash was taken, and the vandals caused around Tk10 lakh worth of damage to the infrastructure. Photo: Collected

5 more arrested in Khulna over vandalism during pro-Gaza protests, looted shoes recovered

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