Over 200 Injured by Knives and Animal Kicks in Brahmanbaria on Eid
More than 200 people in Brahmanbaria needed hospital treatment on Eid-ul-Azha after being hurt while slaughtering animals and cutting meat.
More than 200 people in Brahmanbaria needed hospital treatment on Eid-ul-Azha after being hurt while slaughtering animals and cutting meat.
Rawhide from sacrificial animals is selling at last year's prices at Posta in Dhaka's Lalbagh despite higher government-set rates, and supply is down.
A trader from Natore who brought ten cows to Dhaka's Shanir Akhra market sold only four, lost another to theft and says he will never come back.
AgribusinessOn Eid-ul-Azha, 28 May 2026, Qurbani meat collected from homes in Moulvibazar town was sold for Tk 400 to 500 a kg on the Chandnighat bridge, letting people who could not give Qurbani buy meat cheaply.
A makeshift market selling trimmed Qurbani meat on Dhaka's Rampura bridge became a lifeline on Eid day for low-income people who could not afford beef.
Member of Parliament Dr Shafiqul Islam Masud took part by hand in clearing waste left by a temporary Qurbani cattle market in Bauphal, Patuakhali, drawing praise from local people.
Traders at Dhaka's Kajla and Shonir Akhra cattle markets were taking many cows home on Eid day after failing to sell them even at a loss.
A village method of preserving sacrificial meat is making its way into online businesses, food vlogs and urban menus.
Tender and fragrant beef korma brings something special to the Eid table, and can be made at home for guests or family.
Many cattle traders who brought cows to Dhaka's Kamalapur market hoping for profit were going home on Eid day with unsold animals and heavy losses.
Many people in Dhaka donated Qurbani hides to mosques and madrasas on Eid day, but collectors in Mirpur said far fewer hides came in than last year.
A seasonal butchers' market came alive in front of Shahidi Mosque in Kishoreganj on Eid morning, where people giving Qurbani hire workers to slaughter and cut their animals.
Rangamati's biggest bull, a Sahiwal named 'Royal' priced at Tk 6 lakh, sold for Tk 3.37 lakh on Wednesday, leaving its farmer counting a loss.