Friday before Eid creates mad rush of homebound folk at Sadarghat
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With a day remaining for Eid-ul-Azha, thousands of homebound people thronged Sadarghat, the capital's busiest river port, on Friday. Like every year, millions of people left the chaos of Dhaka to spend Eid at 'home' with family. Despite the sudden spike in Covid-19 cases across the country, these people were not seen maintaining any social distance or safety protocols. Photo: Abu Sufian Jewel/UNB.
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With a day remaining for Eid-ul-Azha, thousands of homebound people thronged Sadarghat, the capital's busiest river port, on Friday. Like every year, millions of people left the chaos of Dhaka to spend Eid at 'home' with family. Despite the sudden spike in Covid-19 cases across the country, these people were not seen maintaining any social distance or safety protocols. Photo: Abu Sufian Jewel/UNB.
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With a day remaining for Eid-ul-Azha, thousands of homebound people thronged Sadarghat, the capital's busiest river port, on Friday. Like every year, millions of people left the chaos of Dhaka to spend Eid at 'home' with family. Despite the sudden spike in Covid-19 cases across the country, these people were not seen maintaining any social distance or safety protocols. Photo: Abu Sufian Jewel/UNB.
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With a day remaining for Eid-ul-Azha, thousands of homebound people thronged Sadarghat, the capital's busiest river port, on Friday. Like every year, millions of people left the chaos of Dhaka to spend Eid at 'home' with family. Despite the sudden spike in Covid-19 cases across the country, these people were not seen maintaining any social distance or safety protocols. Photo: Abu Sufian Jewel/UNB.
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With a day remaining for Eid-ul-Azha, thousands of homebound people thronged Sadarghat, the capital's busiest river port, on Friday. Like every year, millions of people left the chaos of Dhaka to spend Eid at 'home' with family. Despite the sudden spike in Covid-19 cases across the country, these people were not seen maintaining any social distance or safety protocols. Photo: Abu Sufian Jewel/UNB.
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With a day remaining for Eid-ul-Azha, thousands of homebound people thronged Sadarghat, the capital's busiest river port, on Friday. Like every year, millions of people left the chaos of Dhaka to spend Eid at 'home' with family. Despite the sudden spike in Covid-19 cases across the country, these people were not seen maintaining any social distance or safety protocols. Photo: Abu Sufian Jewel/UNB.
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With a day remaining for Eid-ul-Azha, thousands of homebound people thronged Sadarghat, the capital's busiest river port, on Friday. Like every year, millions of people left the chaos of Dhaka to spend Eid at 'home' with family. Despite the sudden spike in Covid-19 cases across the country, these people were not seen maintaining any social distance or safety protocols. Photo: Abu Sufian Jewel/UNB.
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With a day remaining for Eid-ul-Azha, thousands of homebound people thronged Sadarghat, the capital's busiest river port, on Friday. Like every year, millions of people left the chaos of Dhaka to spend Eid at 'home' with family. Despite the sudden spike in Covid-19 cases across the country, these people were not seen maintaining any social distance or safety protocols. Photo: Abu Sufian Jewel/UNB.
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With a day remaining for Eid-ul-Azha, thousands of homebound people thronged Sadarghat, the capital's busiest river port, on Friday. Like every year, millions of people left the chaos of Dhaka to spend Eid at 'home' with family. Despite the sudden spike in Covid-19 cases across the country, these people were not seen maintaining any social distance or safety protocols. Photo: Abu Sufian Jewel/UNB.
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With a day remaining for Eid-ul-Azha, thousands of homebound people thronged Sadarghat, the capital's busiest river port, on Friday. Like every year, millions of people left the chaos of Dhaka to spend Eid at 'home' with family. Despite the sudden spike in Covid-19 cases across the country, these people were not seen maintaining any social distance or safety protocols. Photo: Abu Sufian Jewel/UNB.