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Fourteen pupils in Japan were sent to hospital on Tuesday after they ate spicy crisps made by local manufacturer Isoyama Corp. They were among some 30 students who complained of stomach and mouth pain related to the food.
DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — People stayed home and many malls closed their doors Thursday morning in Bangladesh’s capital as protesters attempted to impose a “complete shutdown” after days of student protesters violently clashing with police and ruling party-backed student activists.
Experts say lack of jobs for university graduates driving unrest in the South Asian country.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina vows to punish those responsible deaths of six people at protests.
Students and police are locked in a tense standoff on campuses across the country as a deadline for protesters to vacate universities looms.
DHAKA — Bangladesh announced it will indefinitely shut down all public and private universities from Wednesday (July 17) after protests by students against a quota system for government jobs turned deadly this week, leaving at least six people dead and scores injured.
DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — Authorities in Bangladesh urged all universities to close on Wednesday, the day after at least six people died in violent protests over the allocation of government jobs and police raided the headquarters of the main opposition party.
