LivestockHides Worth Crores Dumped in River After Daylong Wait in Moulvibazar
When nobody came to collect sacrificial animal hides in Moulvibazar after a daylong wait, people were forced to throw them in the river or bury them.
LivestockWhen nobody came to collect sacrificial animal hides in Moulvibazar after a daylong wait, people were forced to throw them in the river or bury them.
AgribusinessPeople selling Qurbani hides in Barishal found cowhides fetching Tk 300 and goatskins almost nothing, and some madrasas say they may stop collecting hides altogether.
VegetablesWith Dhaka emptied by the Eid holiday, Jatrabari's wholesale markets saw little trade on 29 May, with some vegetable and hilsa prices falling while others rose.
AgribusinessThe makeshift markets where collected Qurbani meat is sold in Bogura town charged Tk 800 a kg this Eid, out of reach for many buyers.
VegetablesOn the river chars of northern Bangladesh, losses on almost every crop and river erosion meant most families had no animal sacrifice and little to celebrate this Eid-ul-Adha.
LivestockMore than 200 people in Brahmanbaria needed hospital treatment on Eid-ul-Azha after being hurt while slaughtering animals and cutting meat.
AgribusinessQurbani meat collected from homes in Moulvibazar town was sold by the kilo on Eid day, letting people who could not give Qurbani buy meat cheaply.
AgribusinessMany 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.
LivestockMany 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.
AgribusinessBuyers at Dhaka's Dholaikhal market picked up sacrificial cows for Tk 35,000 to Tk 50,000 on the eve of Eid, while many traders said they were selling at a loss.
LivestockNo space under the metro rail station at Diabari in Uttara was leased for a sacrificial animal market, the state minister for local government said.
AgribusinessA giant bull named Zayed Khan that drew attention in Lalmonirhat went unsold, and its owner will sacrifice it himself.
AgribusinessTraders who brought cattle from Kapasia and Kanchpur to Dhaka's Kajla-Shanir Akhra market on news of high prices found buyers offering well below cost.