Mizanur Rahman Yousuf

Remnants of a landslide hover above a colony located at the bottom of a hill in Chattogram. File Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin
Environment

How early warnings help reduce landslide risks in Chattogram's hill areas

Sitakunda depot fire casualties
Bangladesh

Four years on, BM Depot tragedy still shrouded in questions

A bird's eye view of the Chattogram Port. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Infrastructure

DP World, RSGT in race to operate Ctg Container Terminal

Bangladesh has earned second place in the world for environmentally friendly ship recycling, as 17 yards in Sitakunda, Chattogram, were added to the International Maritime Organization's official list under the Hong Kong Convention, surpassing regional rivals India and Pakistan. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Industry

Bangladesh ranks second globally with 17 IMO-authorised ship recycling yards

Chattogram court premises. File Photo: Collected
Court

Dismissed for becoming a mother: Employee wins 7-year legal battle

Island hazard: Lighterage workers play on an island in the Bay of Bengal during low tide. The increasing number of underwater islands near Chattogram Port threatens this crucial economic lifeline of the country. Lighterages, barges and other vessels often run aground on the shoals at low tide. Mother vessels have to anchor in deeper waters at the port’s outer anchorage to avoid the submerged hazards. This photo was taken from Chattogram’s Patenga on Thursday. Photo: Minhaz Uddin
Bangladesh

Repeated collisions at Ctg Port’s outer anchorage raise concerns among global mariners

Rancon Group has installed a 296KWp solar system atop its cold storage facility in Chattogram’s Sadarghat. The 482-panel rooftop installation now meets most of the facility’s energy demand, saving around Tk4.13 lakh each month amid rising power prices. Photo: Collected
Energy

Rancon launches 'country' sfirst solar-powered' cold storage in Ctg

File Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Vessel held up at Ctg Port for 5 days over compensation after collision

Last Eid, while most were bound for home or familiar gatherings, these Bangladeshi mariners aboard MV Happy Forever found themselves anchored in uncertainty – held back not by distance alone, but by the tightening knots of war, port restrictions, and stalled visas somewhere around the Hormuz Strait. Photo: Collected
Middle East

Hormuz crisis leaves Bangladeshi mariners stranded, contracts expire at sea

Representational image. Picture of frozen shrimp. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

From shrimp slump to snack lines: Seafood exporters find lifeline in frozen food

Bangladesh’s garment sector is resilient, but without stable energy and logistics, its export success remains vulnerable. Photo: TBS
Economy

Ctg RMG factories hit by nearly half-shift load shedding; costs rise 20%

Representational image. Photo: Collected
Energy

6.05 lakh tonnes of fuel arrive in April; 6 lakh more lined up for May

A view of Chattogram Port. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Bangladesh

Ctg Port posts strong growth, but bottlenecks and ranking slip raise concerns