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Bangladesh Imposes Nationwide Curfew, Deploys Military Amid Deadly Protests, 105 Dead
Jul 19, 2024, 10:08 PM
Bangladesh has announced a nationwide curfew and deployed military forces in response to escalating deadly protests over government job quotas. The unrest has resulted in a death toll of over 105, with more than half of the fatalities caused by police fire. The government's actions aim to quell the unrest and restore order across the country.
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