Bangladesh's capital Dhaka is beginning to empty as millions prepare to travel home for Eid al-Fitr, marking the end of ...

Train movement resumed at Santahar 21 hours after a derailment in the Bagbari area of Santahar in Adamdighi upazila of Bogra, ...

Train communications between Dhaka and the northern districts returned to near-normalcy on Thursday morning, 18 hours after nine coaches ...

Nine coaches of the “Nilsagar Express”, carrying Eid passengers from Dhaka to Chilahati, derailed in Santahar of Bogura on ...

Scores of passengers were injured when nine compartments of a train derailed in Bangladesh's Bogra district, some 197 km northwest ...

Hundreds of thousands of people are returning to their hometowns ahead of Eid, driven by the desire to celebrate the festival ...

Rail communications between Dhaka and five northern districts resumed after about 21 hours after nine coaches of the Nilsagar ...

In the meantime, passengers will continue their journeys by changing trains at designated points. Several inter-city services on key routes, including Dhaka–Panchagarh, Khulna–Nilphamari, and Rajshahi ...

Due to a lack of alternative arrangements, many passengers have been forced to wait for long periods, while others are attempting to reach their destinations in overcrowded vehicles.

The accident occurred around 2:00 pm on Wednesday at Bagbari Dakshin Para area near Santahar Junction. The train, which departed from Dhaka, derailed leaving nearly 100 passengers injured and causing ...

While climbing onto train roofs is hazardous, the tradition of returning home for Eid continues to drive thousands of passengers to endure discomfort and risk. Officials have repeatedly warned ...

Nil Sagar Express train, which departed from Dhaka, derailed around 2:00 pm on Wednesday near Bagbari, close to Santahar Junction Station. As a result, nine coaches of the train went off the tracks, ...