Tk 20 Lakh Fined and 16 Cases Filed in a Week to Ensure Safe Food
The Bangladesh Food Safety Authority fined 16 establishments a total of Tk 20.5 lakh and filed 16 cases in drives across the country from 23 to 29 August.
The Bangladesh Food Safety Authority fined 16 establishments a total of Tk 20.5 lakh and filed 16 cases in drives across the country from 23 to 29 August.
The Bangladesh Animal Welfare Association and the Forest Department's wildlife crime unit rescued six venomous cobras from Gulistan in Dhaka and detained one man.
A task force detained 32 fishermen for catching jatka in the Padma-Meghna sanctuary in Chandpur, with regular cases filed against 26 of them.
RAB has detained a man named Abdul Aziz with three tokay geckos at Sarishadanga in Chuadanga.
Two separate cases have been filed over the killing of more than a hundred baya weaver chicks when a palm tree was felled in East Guatan, Jhalakathi Sadar upazila.
Miscreants cut down more than 800 mango trees belonging to farmer Selim Reza, 29, late at night in Shibganj, Chapainawabganj.
A Feni court has ordered the main accused in the killing of two mother dogs and nine puppies to appear before it after an investigation found prima facie evidence of his involvement.
Sixty boats seized from fishermen during Chandpur's two-month fishing ban are rotting by the launch ghat while their cases wind through the courts.
Wildlife is sold openly by roadsides and smuggled in secret through Bangladesh, and those involved say public awareness and strict enforcement of the law could stop it.
The Home Ministry says a case has been filed against those who forged an official's signature to set up illegal cattle holding points for imports.
The Forest Department filed a case against more than 100 people after villagers in Chunarughat beat a leopard cat to death, thinking it was a tiger.