A gas cylinder explosion at a roadside shop in Bangshal, Dhaka, on Monday night left six people severely burned. The injured—Rimjhim (16), Mehedi Hasan (25), Sagar (25), Iqbal (33), Nayan (29), and Apurba (18)—were rushed to the National Burn and Plastic Surgery Institute for treatment.

Following the Eid holiday, metro rail and intercity train services resumed operations. According to DMTC, metro services were suspended only on Eid day. The first train departed from Uttara North Station at 7:10 AM for Motijheel. The railway director stated that normal schedules, including the cancellation of pre-Eid ‘Day Offs,’ will resume.

A breach in the embankment of the Kholpetua River in Ashashuni, Satkhira, on Monday resulted in severe flooding in at least 10 villages. Thousands of acres of fish farms were submerged. Residents attempted to reinforce the embankment with a temporary ring dike, but efforts failed after three hours. Local authorities have reported the situation to relevant government agencies.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to impose tariffs on all countries starting April 2, dubbing it "America’s Liberation Day." Initially, the policy targeted only nations imposing import tariffs on U.S. goods. Trump claimed that despite being exploited by many nations, the U.S. would still treat them better in comparison.

A coal mine accident in Cerredo, Asturias, Spain, on Monday resulted in the deaths of five miners and injuries to four others. The incident occurred at 9:32 AM local time due to machinery failure inside the mine. Emergency services responded with three helicopters and two ambulances. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez extended condolences to the victims’ families.

A tragic motorcycle collision on the Agarapur-Poradia road in Kishoreganj’s Kuliarchar on Monday afternoon resulted in two deaths. The victims, Shamim Mia (25) and Al Amin (27), were both carpenters. Shamim died on the spot, while Al Amin succumbed to injuries on the way to the hospital.

A young man named Alid was killed, and four others were injured in a fight over fireworks in Jessore on Monday night. The altercation started when a group of youths were lighting fireworks near Birampur Bridge, and another group confronted them, claiming the fireworks had hit them. The fight escalated into violence, leading to stabbings. Alid succumbed to his injuries while receiving medical treatment.

A 24-year-old youth, Riyad Hossain, succumbed to injuries at Kurmitola General Hospital after being beaten by a mob in Pallabi, Mirpur. Riyad was caught red-handed attempting to mug someone under Mirpur 12 Metro Station late Sunday night. A patrolling army team later handed him over to the police, where he died under medical supervision on Monday morning.

A clash over cattle smuggling in Ramu, Cox's Bazar, on Monday afternoon resulted in the death of Md. Nabi (48), son of the late Ali Akbar from Pashchim Goniakata. Local sources reported that a dispute over cattle smuggling escalated into gunfire between Md. Nabi and his cousins—Md. Hasan, Hossain, Sani, and Hanif. Md. Nabi was shot dead on the spot by his rivals.

In a brutal incident on Eid day, five family members, including the father, uncle, and cousin of a schoolgirl, were attacked with sharp weapons inside their home in Bhanga, Faridpur. The attackers, enraged by the family’s protest against eve-teasing, also vandalized the house and looted valuables.

A week before the attack, a 17-year-old SSC candidate from Algi Union was harassed by three local youths—Siam Molla (19), Rifat Molla (20), and Sakib Molla (22)—while on her way to private tutoring. When the girl reported the incident to her parents, they confronted the harassers’ families.

This enraged the accused, who later launched a two-phase attack on the girl’s family, leaving five members injured.

The death toll from the 7.7-magnitude earthquake in Myanmar has surpassed 2,000, with over 3,400 injured and more than 200 people still missing. In response to the disaster, the government has declared a seven-day national mourning period starting Monday, during which the national flag will be flown at half-mast.

Meanwhile, in Thailand, the death toll has risen to 19, with 75 individuals still unaccounted for. On Monday, rescue teams in Mandalay pulled four people alive from the rubble, including a pregnant woman and a child. A Chinese rescue team also successfully saved an individual using a thermal blanket.

Myanmar’s ongoing civil war has made it difficult to deliver aid to many affected areas. Rebel groups have accused the military of continuing airstrikes even after the earthquake, further exacerbating the crisis.

A long-standing land dispute in Bahubal, Habiganj, led to a violent clash after Eid prayers, leaving ten people—including women—injured. Local elders had attempted multiple reconciliations between the families involved, but tensions flared again over a minor disagreement. The police have arrested four individuals connected to the incident.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned that if the US, under Donald Trump’s threats, launched an attack on Iran, the country would retaliate forcefully. Speaking at Tehran’s Grand Mosalla Mosque during Eid-ul-Fitr prayers, he stated, "The hostility from the US and Israel has always existed. They threaten us, but we do not consider it a strong possibility." His remarks came after Trump renewed his threat that Iran would face bombing unless it agreed to a new nuclear deal. Meanwhile, Iran summoned the Swiss ambassador—who represents US interests in Tehran—for diplomatic discussions.

An imam in Taltoli, Barguna, was attacked with a large knife during Eid-ul-Fitr prayers. Worshippers apprehended the assailant, Masum, and handed him over to the police. Masum claimed he sought revenge for a past incident involving his girlfriend, whom he had entrusted to a friend, only for her to be allegedly dishonored. Determined to retaliate, he had a knife custom-made for the attack. However, the targeted individual, Imam Imran Hossain, revealed that Masum had a history of theft and bore a grudge after being caught stealing a mobile phone during his madrasa days.

Dr. Asif Nazrul, legal adviser to the interim government, shared a photo of BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia with her son Tarique Rahman, daughter-in-law Zubaida Rahman, and granddaughter Zaima Rahman. The picture, posted on his Facebook profile, showed them all smiling. In his caption, Nazrul wrote, “Allah is the greatest judge. The oppressors have been cast aside, while the oppressed find peace.”