In Nalitabari, Sherpur, a 17-year-old boy named Abu Naim was stabbed to death over a Facebook reaction. The accused, 18-year-old Sabuj Mia, was apprehended by locals and handed over to the police. Reports indicate that Naim had reacted with "Haha" to a post by Sabuj, leading to a heated argument on Messenger. Later, Sabuj confronted Naim at Nayabil Bazaar and stabbed him in the chest. Naim was rushed to Nalitabari Upazila Health Complex and later transferred to Mymensingh Medical College Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Sabotage has severely disrupted Robi's mobile network in several areas of the Chittagong Hill Tracts. Over the past three months, miscreants have repeatedly severed power connections and cut fiber cables at various mobile tower sites, leading to the shutdown of nearly 50 towers. The perpetrators have also kidnapped several security personnel. Tower company Edotco Bangladesh Limited has been unable to ensure security for these sites, causing significant inconvenience for consumers and posing a national security threat.

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has instructed the rapid commercial deployment of Starlink’s satellite internet service in Bangladesh within 90 days. The initiative aims to provide high-speed internet access, particularly in rural and remote areas, enhancing digital connectivity across the country.

“The increased tax on internet services has been withdrawn,” advisor Nahid Islam announced in a Facebook post. He further stated, “We are determined to reflect your hopes and aspirations in policy decisions.”

Nahid Islam is one of the notable figures from the July-August protests who remained steadfast despite being arrested and subjected to severe torture by the police. He had encouraged students to continue their movement. Later, when an interim government was formed under the leadership of Dr. Yunus, Nahid Islam joined as an advisor (minister) for the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications and has been working tirelessly for the country ever since.