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Center Owned by HT MediaVehicles torched, crude bombs exploded: One killed as fresh wave of violence hits Bangladesh
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Bangladesh experienced a fresh surge of violence on Nov 11, with more than 100 crude bomb explosions, vehicle arson attacks and violent demonstrations reported across several districts. Local media said the incidents left one person dead. Police confirmed that the number of explosions exceeded 100. The reports were cited by The Assam Tribune and The Shillong Times.
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Dhaka, Nov 11: Bangladesh witnessed a fresh surge of violence, with over 100 crude bomb explosions, vehicle arson attacks and violent demonstrations erupting across several districts, leaving one person dead, local media reported on Wednesday. According to the police, more than 100 explosions…
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In former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's hometown of Tungipara, a police vehicle was torched during clashes between cops and activists, officials said.
