[🇧🇩] In Bangladesh, A Violent 'Student Revolution' is on بنگلہ دیش میں انقلاب

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Army checkpoint at Dhaka's Matsya Bhaban

Locals raise their hands in front of police during curfew in Badda

 

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The death toll from this week's protests has exceeded 100.

According to AFP, 115 people have been killed so far in this week's protests.

According to the national daily Prothom Alo report, 56 people were killed on Friday. The death toll in the last three days has risen to 103.

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Malaysia based journalist Manawar Alam Nirjhar, spoke to a media journalist in Dhaka a while ago today, listen to the latest update from him in the FB link below:

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All internet connections are down in the country.
Although Bangladesh has been disconnected from the internet connection for more than 45 hours, it is not sure when this service will be available again.
Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) Chairman Mohiuddin Ahmed has said that the work of reconnecting and repairing the damaged data center and transmission line at the BTRC building in Mohakhali is underway.
Quoting the chairman, the company's public relations officer Nur A Khwaja said that work is underway to restore the internet connection to normal. So far, the work has progressed well.
Although the authorities have talked about the transmission line, mobile internet services are also closed.
There is no clear word on when the internet connection will be restored.

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Press Release from the Junior Officers of Bangladesh Army.