Extended hours to take effect following Wednesday’s announcement by DMTCL

First train at 6:40am, last at 10:10pm

The closure will be in effect for one day only to facilitate July uprising revival events on campus

Passengers take free ride at some stations due to lack of staffers

A metro rail official confirmed the authenticity of the press release and said 'a section of staffers are behind the hasty move'

The company expressed gratitude to passengers, well-wishers, and stakeholders for their support

The extension of the country’s first metro rail line, from Motijheel to Kamalapur, is unlikely to open this year, officials said.

As the city continues to grow and evolve, adopting best practices from around the world is crucial.

The operation came to normalcy at 2:50am

Have you ever felt a sense of stillness when riding the metro in Dhaka? No, not the kind that implies silence or rest -- Dhaka doesn’t allow for that -- but a quieter hum, like the city holding its breath? I am sure you did, if you somehow managed to take a ride during a less crowded hour, since it’s hard for anyone to even breathe inside during the rush hour!

The metro rail authorities are expected to release an official statement soon outlining the operational changes for the specified dates

Some passengers were unable to enter station this morning due to a shortage of single journey tickets

Introduces 20,000 redesigned single-journey tickets

The Mirpur-10 metro rail station has resumed operations today, almost three months after it was damaged in July last.

Mirpur-10 metro station resumed operations this morning, almost three months after it was vandalised and consequently shut down in July

The Mirpur-10 metro rail station is set to resume operations from today, almost three months after it was vandalised and consequently shut down in July.

Operations of Kazipara Metro Rail Station will resume tomorrow (Friday), DMTCL Managing Director Mohammad Abdur Rouf said today

Dhaka Metro Rail will start carrying passengers on Fridays from this week as per the demand of the travellers.

Both local and Japanese workers and engineers were seen working to lift the pad back onto the pier

The disruption has affected students, officegoers, and others, many of whom missed important appointments and work schedules due to the delays