Habiganj Bus Owners and Workers Union continued their strike for fourth consecutive day on Monday, demanding the authorities allow them to use Salamatpur bus terminal. Shankha Shuvo Roy, general secretary of Habiganj Motor Owners’ Group, said the indefinite strike was called from Friday. Read more: Water transport workers to go on strike from Nov 26 On September 4, it was decided in a joint meeting of transport owners and workers that they can use Salamatpur bus terminal in  Nabiganj upazila, he said. “But due to the reluctance of the administration, no bus from Habiganj is being allowed to enter the terminal,” he added. Besides, the movement of three-wheelers on the highways has not been banned, said the transport leader. Meanwhile, Habiganj's bus services with Dhaka and nine routes inside the district have been halted due to the strike. About 400 passenger buses ply daily on these nine routes  in the district. Read more: Commuters suffer as bus strike underway in Sunamganj Long-haul passengers are suffering the most as no bus left the municipal bus terminal this morning (Monday). Many people are trying to reach their destinations in CNG-run auto rickshaws and other three wheelers paying extra fare. “We will continue strike until our demands are met,” said Shankha.

The government is going to bring three-wheelers under registration to bring down road accidents and ensure safety, Transport Minister Obaidul Quader said Thursday.