RAB Drive Against Fattening Cattle With Injections
A RAB mobile court has begun a drive at the Gabtoli cattle market against gangs that fatten cattle artificially with chemicals or injections.
A RAB mobile court has begun a drive at the Gabtoli cattle market against gangs that fatten cattle artificially with chemicals or injections.
With sales stalled at Dhaka's haats, traders are holding on for higher prices while buyers bet on a drop on the eve of Eid.
Traders at Gabtoli say there are no takers for big cattle, with asking prices of up to Tk 18 lakh drawing low offers or none at all.
Qurbani animals are pouring into Jhalakathi's haats, but few buyers are coming, and farmers are worried about Indian cattle and pox disease.
Temporary qurbani haats in Dhaka are spreading onto roads and lanes, and residents fear traffic chaos and filth, while the city corporations say there is no other space.
A day after 40 cattle and six goats went to Dhaka on the Mango Special, no farmer hired the train's wagons.
Buyers and sellers in Gaibandha accuse haat lessees of charging far more than the official toll, of taking money from sellers too, and of leaving the fee blank on receipts.
The qurbani haat at Rangamati's truck terminal is crowded with buyers and sellers, with traders trucking animals on to Dhaka and Chattogram.
Nagad has set up booths at Dhaka's Gabtoli and Bosila smart cattle haats so buyers and sellers can pay without cash.
Higher feed and rearing costs have pushed up qurbani cattle prices at Dhaka's Aftabnagar haat, leaving buyers struggling and sellers worried.
Four named cattle, led by the 32-maund Kalo Manik, are the main attraction at Narayanganj's Fatullah DIT haat.
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A 30-maund bull named Hero Alom is the talk of a Siddhirganj haat, with its owner asking Tk 25 lakh.