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Bangladesh violence top developments: Deadly clashes claim 300 lives, curfew and internet blackout imposed

IndiaTimes Monday, 5 August 2024
The death toll in Bangladesh's recent clashes has risen to at least 300, with 94 fatalities reported on Sunday. The government imposed a new curfew and internet restrictions to control the protests. Prime Minister Hasina labelled the protesters as "terrorists" and urged the public to act against them. Demonstrators, initially opposing a job quota system, are now demanding Hasina's resignation.
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Violence has escalated dramatically in Bangladesh as nearly 100 people were killed in one of the deadliest days of recent protests. The clashes between demonstrators demanding Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation and her supporters have pushed the death toll to approximately 300 since July. In...

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