Bus crisis may hit Eid holidaymakers

    Desk Report: People returning to their home districts for the upcoming Eid-ul-Azha holidays may face a more difficult journey than usual this year, as a significant number of buses are likely to be out of service, reports Dhaka Tribune. Bus operators say about one third of the total number of buses are likely to be…

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      Monsanto ordered to pay $289m damages in Roundup cancer trial

      BBC: Chemical giant Monsanto has been ordered to pay $289m (£226m) damages to a man who claimed herbicides containing glyphosate had caused his cancer. In a landmark case, a Californian jury found that Monsanto knew its Roundup and RangerPro weedkillers were dangerous and failed to warn consumers. It’s the first lawsuit to go to trial…

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        Call to build child friendly society

        Desk Report: Speakers at a programme called for proper coordination among different ministries of the government for building a child-friendly atmosphere and protecting the rights of children, reports Daily Sun. Taking necessary steps for sustainable rehabilitation of child trafficking victims and enforcement of Prevention and Suppression of Human Trafficking Act-2012 will also help protect the…

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          Some amazing features of iOS12

          Nigerian Tribune: The software defines the iPhones for 2018, while also updating current iPhones and iPads. Coming soon, the software update will bring updates to apps, augmented reality, Animoji, FaceTime (in groups!), photos, and “do not disturb” mode. Group facetime iOS12 has finally brought group FaceTime — iOS users can add up to 32 people…

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            Canada’s biggest mass shootings in recent history

            Reuters: Four people, including two police officers, were killed in a shooting in eastern Canada on Friday in the latest eruption of gun violence across the country that has led to calls for weapons bans in cities. Below are mass shootings in Canada over the past three decades. TORONTO, ONTARIO: July 22, 2018 – A…

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              Marie Curie voted most influential woman in world history

              The Straits Times: Nobel prize-winning scientist Marie Curie was the most influential woman in history, Britain’s BBC found in a poll on Thursday, highlighting her role in curing cancer. Readers of BBC History magazine ranked Polish-born Curie at the top of a list of 100 women who changed the world, for becoming the first person…

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