Rangamati

Rangamati Hills District Interim Parishad took charge today (10 November)
Bangladesh

Rangamati Hills District Interim Parishad takes charges

The newly formed parishad chairman Kazal Talukder and 14 other members took the charges formally at 9:30am

Tourists enjoy natural beauty standing on a hanging bridge in Rangamati. File Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Restriction on tourism in Rangamati lifted

Iconic hanging bridge on Kaptai Lake in Rangamati. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Rangamati’s Kaptai hanging bridge reopens after almost 2 months

A view from the top of the Sajek Valley in Rangamati. File photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Tourists discouraged from visiting Sajek Valley until further notice

Inforgraphic: TBS
Fact Check

How '100 dead in CHT clashes' disinfo spread through social media: dismislab

Most of the shops at the three main markets of Rangamati – Tabalchari Bazar, Reserve Bazar and Banarupa Bazar were found reopened. However, the presence of customers was low. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Bangladesh

Businesses reopen in Rangamati after withdrawal of transport strike, Section 144

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Bangladesh

Transport service resumes in Rangamati; Khagrachari route remains closed

Amid the volatility that erupted from the ethnic conflict in the district, coupled with a blockade and transport strike, all the 50 hotels in Rangamati are witnessing a complete halt in business, with visitor arrivals plummeting to zero. Photo: Md Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Bangladesh

Unrest in hills: Tourism, hotel business in Rangamati at a standstill 

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Bangladesh

Section 144 lifted in Rangamati, shops to reopen

Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin
Bangladesh

Fear, tension shroud hills after violence 

Karnaphuli Paper Mills. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Karnaphuli Paper Mills backs to production after a month

Mobile, broadband services disrupted in Khagrachhari, Rangamati amid unrest: BTRC
Bangladesh

Mobile, broadband services disrupted in Khagrachhari, Rangamati amid unrest: BTRC

Shops set ablazed at Larma Square market in Khagrachhari’s Dighinala on 19 September. Photo: Facebook
Bangladesh

Army ask local leaders to cooperate as violent riots feared in hill districts