Bangladesh restores telecom, protests dwindle

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Bangladesh restores telecom, protests dwindle

Telecommunication services in Bangladesh have been partially restored amid declining anti-government protests. A curfew remains in effect until Thursday, following reports of at least 187 fatalities during the demonstrations. The unrest began last month after a court reinstated a 57 percent job quota in government position. Ilyas Avci has more.

July 24, 2024