The Dhaka Times Desk The capital is completely empty due to the public holiday for the holy Eid-ul-Azha. A picture of a different capital without traffic jams.
Most of the capital's people are out of Dhaka due to Eid. And that's why the number of cars in the capital is very less. No people, no cars, no offices - all in all a silent capital. Really such a scene is not seen except during two Eids.
Even though the Eid holiday ends tomorrow, the capital will be completely busy for a few more days. That is, next Sunday, the capital Dhaka will fully come back to life.
The Eid holiday started on Sunday, September 11, but the capital city of Dhaka began to empty after the end of the office on the previous two days, i.e. Thursday. However, those who had tickets on Saturday or Sunday left the capital a little late.
It should be noted that Eid-ul-Azha was celebrated across the country on Tuesday. The joy of Eid at home was a different kind of joy. The holy Eid-ul-Azha is celebrated all over the country through animal sacrifice.
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