B'desh bans Iftar gatherings during Ramzan
24-April-2020

The Bangladesh government has banned Iftar gatherings during the Muslim holy month of Ramzan in an effort to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus, it was reported on Friday.
The decision was announced by the Ministry of Religious Affairs in a statement on Friday morning, reports bdnews24
In order to maintain social distancing amid the ongoing pandemic, no individuals or institutions will be allowed to arrange or participate in any gathering over Iftar, it said.
Legal action will be taken against those who fail to comply with the order, according to the Ministry.
Bangladesh has confirmed seven more fatalities from the novel coronavirus, bringing the death count to 127.
The tally of confirmed cases reached 4,186 in the same period after another 414 people tested positive, Health Minister Zahid Malik said on Thursday. IANS
Gen Z Protests Push Nepal to Restore Social Media Access After Youth-Led Unrest
Trump Softens Tone on India: “I’ll Always Be Friends With Modi” as Trade Row Deepens
AIADMK Rift Deepens: K.A. Sengottaiyan Demands Return of Expelled Leaders, Ultimatum to EPS
Kerala Custodial Torture Row: Man Alleges Police Tried to Pull Out Teeth With Pliers
Pallavi Joshi Pens Open Letter to President Murmu Over The Bengal Files Release in West Bengal