Life saving drones deliver blood

    Tanzim Taqrim Drones are saving lives in Rwanda. The locals label them as ‘Sky Ambulances’. The unpiloted aircrafts convey hundreds of blood supplies daily. Due to Rwanda’s poor infrastructure ground deliveries can take hours but these do it in minutes. Flight operators load the supplies onto the drones then launch from a catapult to their…

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      Work to build modern Bangladesh, Dipu Moni to youths

      UNB: Chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Foreign Ministry Dr Dipu Moni yesterday urged the young generation to come forward to make Bangladesh a modern and technologically developed country. She made the call while addressing the installation ceremony of voluntary organisation ‘Chandmukh’ and ICT Olypiad-2018′ at the Chandpur Govt College auditorium. Dr Dipu Moni,…

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        Sweden set to host Yemen peace talks

        Reuters The Saudi-led coalition said it approved evacuating wounded Houthi fighters for treatment on Monday, meeting a key condition for the group to attend U.N.-sponsored peace talks in Sweden this week aimed at ending Yemen’s nearly four-year-old war. Prospects for convening talks have increased as Western allies press Saudi Arabia, leader of the Sunni Muslim…

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          Gas crisis acute in some areas of port city

          DOT Desk: Residents of some areas in Chattogram have been suffering immensely for a week due to low gas pressure for inadequate LNG Supply, reports The New Age. Officials of Karnaphuli Gas Distribution Company Limited and Petrobangla blamed inadequate supply of LNG for the crisis. For about a week, from morning till 2:00pm daily, many…

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            New Zealand passes ban on foreign homebuyers into law

            Wion: New Zealand’s parliament passed a law on Wednesday to ban many non-resident foreigners from buying existing homes, completing the Labour-led government’s election campaign pledge. Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand`s popular 38-year-old prime minister, campaigned before September`s election on a promise to clamp down on house price growth and reduce high rates of homelessness, in part…

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              BD moves fast towards a less cash society

              DOT Desk: Rubina Yasmin, a Bangladeshi girl working in the University of Greenwich, a UK’s prestigious educational institution after completing her graduation course from the same university thinks cash is dying and nobody is concerned about it, reports The Daily Observer. “Money is nothing but medium of exchange. People have reinvented the exchange of goods…

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                Obama: ISIS will be punished

                M. Thipthorpe In his recent visit to Cuba, United States President Barak Obama, has said that fight back against the inhumanity of the ISIS is his number one priority. This statement came following the attack in Brussels which took the lives of over 30 people and left more than 270 others injured. He further degraded…

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