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Special Bangladesh in communications blackout as job quota protests turn deadly

Bangladesh in communications blackout as job quota protests turn deadly

  • Mobile internet access blocked, online media, TV channels off air across the country
  • Print newspapers reported on Friday that deadly clashes broke out overnight
By SHEHAB SUMON ·
Street clashes in Bangladesh leave 702 people injured, among them 104 police and 30 journalists

Street clashes in Bangladesh leave 702 people injured, among them 104 police and 30 journalists

By AFP - Reuters ·

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