Welcome back to the Fluctus Channel, as we explore the incredible movement of people across Bangladesh, from the jam-packed ...

Thousands are leaving Dhaka ahead of Eid-ul-Azha on May 28. Trains run on schedule as families unite for the festival amid increased security.

After a four-day suspension caused by severe flooding in Feni district, train services are set to resume on the Dhaka-Chittagong route on Monday night. Meanwhile, the train service on Chittagong-Cox's ...

Thousands of Dhaka people started rushing to train and bus terminals to leave the city on Monday, the first day of the ...

Rafiqur Rahman of Bondor Upazila, Narayanganj, began searching online for Cox's Bazar-Dhaka train tickets around 3:00am on the day of his departure. It was his last attempt before opting for a bus. He ...

Women passengers expressed satisfaction over the arrangement and thanked the government for introducing the special initiative.

Amid the tumultuous situation in Bangladesh triggered by ongoing protests against government job quotas, railway services between India and Bangladesh have been significantly disrupted, with special ...

Train services on the Dhaka-Benapole route via the Padma Bridge will start on December 2. Padma Rail Link Project Director Md Afzal Hossain said, "We are hopeful about officially launching passenger ...

Train services in Dhaka have resumed after a six-hour disruption caused by students of Government Titumir College, who had blocked the railway track in Mohakhali. The students had been protesting for ...

At Kamalapur Railway Station, people from various professions, along with students, were waiting for their homebound trains to celebrate the festival with families.

Train connectivity from Dhaka to the rest of the country has been restored after six hours due to protests from drivers of battery-run rickshaws who blocked the rail lines. Many rail passengers were ...

People climb on top of a train as they leave Dhaka to celebrate Eid with their families, at a railway station in Gazipur, ...