In Bangladesh, deliberately considering the death penalty in cases of road accidents
While fulfilling the demand of students performing safely on the roads in Bangladesh, the cabinet approved the new road safety law on Monday.
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Last week, after the death of a minor boy and girl in a race of two buses, thousands of students across the country had performed peaceful demonstrations demanding safe passage on the roads. Many bus operators had gone on an undeclared strike in protest of this demonstration. The Government Road Transport Act, 2018, came in response to students' protest and strike.
Cabinet approves new road safety law:
It was stamped in a Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday. In the new law, the period of imprisonment for non-complicity is increased from three years to five years.
US ambassador to convoy attacked in protest:
During the demonstration of students in Dhaka, armed guards attacked the ambassador of the US Ambassador Marcia Burnett. Berneet and his security officer survived the fate in the attack on Saturday. Two cars involved in their convoy have suffered some damage.
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# road accidents
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# Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
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