Sitakunda

An explosion occurred during the cutting of the MT SWARAJYA scrap ship at the ship-breaking yard of SN Corporation (Unit-2) in Chattogram’s Sitakunda on 7 September. File Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Bangladesh

Shipyard blast: Excessive presence of 14 heavy metals found in blood of the injured

All the  injured in 7 Sept Sitakunda explosion were involved in the industry  

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Bangladesh

9 volunteers injured in Sitakunda road accident on the way back from Feni

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Bangladesh

Embankments along Sitakunda coast damaged in four areas amid rough seas, heavy rainfall

Workers process and load furnace oil onto an oil tanker at an illegal oil depot in Sitakunda, Chattogram. These depots linked to the shipbreaking industry, operate without licence, pose environmental risks and cause significant revenue losses to the government. Photo: TBS
Environment

Illegal oil depots in Sitakunda: An environmental sore

Representational Photo
Bangladesh

CNG auto-rickshaw driver killed in road crash while trying to escape police in Ctg

Representational image. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Two children drown in sea in Sitakunda

Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

37,835 packets of illegal cigarettes seized in Ctg’s Sitakunda

A scrap ship caught fire at a shipbreaking yard named Arefin Enterprise in Bhatiary Union of Chattogram’s Sitakunda upazila on 18 May. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Scrap ship catches fire in Sitakunda shipbreaking yard

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Bangladesh

Spoken English Course launched for 25,000 students of 146 schools in Sitakunda

Students at Banshbaria Rahmater Para Government Primary School in Chattogram’s Sitakunda upazila attend school in a tin shed classroom. Put up as a temporary solution by the contractor, ongoing delays in new school construction have forced children to endure the use of these substandard facility. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin
Education

Dilapidated classrooms drive students from Sitakunda schools

Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Charity organisation sells chicken at Tk100 per kg in Ctg's Sitakunda

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Bangladesh

Injured deer rescued from Sitakunda shifted to Bangabandhu Safari Park

Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Rescued injured deer in Sitakunda left untreated