The Dhaka Times Desk From the looks of things, it seems that sabotage has increased in the last two days. Yesterday there were several more incidents of petrol bombs, although it seemed to be one less than the previous week.
Fewer incidents of petrol bomb throwing occurred yesterday than last week. It seems that vandalism has increased this week. However, law enforcement advocates claim that the situation has improved a lot. But in reality it is the opposite.
Even though the word of hartal is not heard in the capital, when the evening falls, the frightened armed people do not want to go out. Because most car bombings happen in the evening. Last night, a journalist of Ekatar TV was the first victim of a petrol bomb. Journalist Ariful Shakeel was injured by a petrol bomb in a bus of Alif Paribahan in Rampura yesterday evening. Bomb attacks occurred in several places including Bogra, Jaipurhat, Lakshmipur yesterday.
The view of Sonargaon intersection from Banglamator in the capital during the strike
Meanwhile, due to continuous blockades and strikes, the SSC examination has been delayed again and again. Many fears have descended among the people. Because how long will you risk your life to go out of the house like this has become a big question. Everything seems normal but the economy is collapsing. Production is being disrupted, work is being disrupted in factories. Even though the transport sector is functioning, the prices of daily necessities are increasing due to the increase in truck fares. All in all, an unstable situation prevails. How long this situation will continue is the question of the people.
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