Midday Brief, Thursday, October 24, 2019

24 October 2019, 10:08 AM

UPDATED 24 October 2019, 16:12 PM

Dhaka University students enjoy a leisurely bicycle ride at Curzon Hall using JoBike, an app-based bike-rental service that was launched on the campus last week. The service is available to university students, teachers and staff at low cost through smartphones, and can be used only within the university premises. Photo: STAR/ AMRAN HOSSAIN

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Here are the news headlines so far on October 24, 2019

National
US wants postponement of Rohingya relocation to Bhashan Char
Nusrat murder: Ex-madrasa principal, 15 others get death
Nusrat murder verdict a milestone: AG
SC wants to know how much money GP can pay to BTRC now
Nusrat murder: Convicts to challenge verdict
He was flipping burgers when he went from Bangladesh, now he’s worth $148m
Nusrat’s family wants immediate execution of verdict
Doing Business Index: Bangladesh improves ranking
Simulators introduced to train entry-level loco masters
Shortage of doctors hamper medical facilities at Manikganj hospital