The Health Ministry has announced that progress regarding the demands of Medical Assistant Training School (MATS) students will be made within 72 hours. In a press release on February 10, it was revealed that the decision followed a meeting between the Health Ministry and the General MATS Students’ Unity Council. The ministry has begun the process of issuing recruitment notices for family planning and health departments in response to student demands. Additionally, a request has been sent to the Ministry of Public Administration to elevate the position of Sub-Assistant Community Medical Officer to the 10th grade. Other demands are expected to take longer to address.

A total of 343 individuals have been arrested across the country, including in Dhaka, as part of "Operation Devil Hunt." Within the last 24 hours, the total number of arrests, including other operations, has reached 1,521, according to AIG Inamul Haque Sagar from the Police Headquarters. Law enforcement officials have seized one pistol, two magazines, 12 rounds of ammunition, six shotgun cartridges, three knives, three swords, one axe, ten sticks, four metal rods, and four machetes. The operation was initiated following an attack on students at the residence of Mozammel Haque last Friday, as per the Home Ministry’s directive.

On Monday, February 10, the BBC reported that Hamas, the Palestinian resistance group, has indefinitely suspended the hostage exchange, citing violations by Israel. According to Hamas spokesperson Abu Ubaida, Israel has failed to meet the terms of the agreement over the past three weeks. The violations include delaying the return of displaced civilians to northern Gaza, launching artillery and gunfire attacks on civilians, and failing to facilitate humanitarian aid into Gaza as agreed. Hamas stated that the exchange will not proceed until Israel fulfills its obligations.

At an event titled "The Heroes of Dhaka University" for injured students, Adviser Nahid Islam declared that no one will be allowed to engage in politics under the names of Awami League or Chhatra League. He assured the injured and fallen that the fascist collaborators responsible for violence will be brought to justice. Reminding everyone not to forget July, he stated that although the movement has evolved, it is far from over. During the event, demands were made for action against Sarjis Alam, the alleged coordinator of "Operation Devil Hunt." Additionally, Hasnat Abdullah emphasized that political activities should be centered around Dhaka University rather than mother organizations.

Chief Adviser Mohammad Yunus has urged Standard Chartered Bank’s Global CEO to advocate for Bangladesh and promote the interim government's reform initiatives internationally. He pointed out that Bangladesh has been the target of misleading propaganda and sought the CEO’s assistance in countering it. The adviser also requested cooperation in identifying and repatriating funds illegally smuggled abroad by Sheikh Hasina’s close associates. He stated that his government has already taken various steps to retrieve these assets.

A Jubo Dal leader, Jamal Hossain Rana, has been arrested in Mirpur for extortion. The joint forces apprehended him while he was allegedly collecting illegal tolls from vendors at the Mirpur-6 marketplace. According to reports, he was aggressively trying to seize control of the local fish market and its traders' association. When a trader refused to pay, Rana reportedly threatened him. He then allegedly attacked the traders with local weapons. Business owners have confirmed these allegations.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam has declared that no elections will take place before the national polls. He made this statement after a meeting with the Chief Adviser on Monday. Earlier in the day, Adviser Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan mentioned that while no final decision had been made on local government elections before the national polls, a policy decision had been taken. When asked about the election roadmap, the BNP leader said it was the government's responsibility and suggested that it might be announced by the 15th. He also emphasized that innocent people should not fall victim to "Operation Devil Hunt."

Police have arrested Khorshed Alam Chowdhury, president of the Lohagara Upazila Awami League and former Upazila chairman, in connection with attacks on an anti-discrimination student movement. He was taken into custody from his home on Monday at 3 PM. Lohagara Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Arifur Rahman stated that Chowdhury faces three cases related to the violent crackdown on peaceful protests. After going into hiding since August 5, he was arrested based on a tip-off.

Interim government adviser Mahfuz Alam has called for an end to mob violence. He warned that those supporting an uprising must cease their activities, or they too will be labeled as enemies of the state. Posting on his Facebook page on Monday night, he stated that no further warnings would be issued. He also declared that any so-called protests or demonstrations would be met with strong action. He emphasized that any attempts to destabilize or discredit the state would not be tolerated. Calling for an end to oppression, he warned that those who do not comply will face consequences.

Aleya Begum, a female inmate, died at Rajbari District Prison on Sunday night around 9 PM. She was pronounced dead at Rajbari Sadar Hospital. According to prison authorities, she was a resident of the Goalanda upazila and had been arrested on January 23 in a drug-related case. On Sunday night, she suddenly experienced severe chest pain, and despite being rushed to the emergency ward, doctors declared her dead. Her body has been sent for an autopsy.

Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) Chairman Mohammad Abdul Momen has vowed to bring back high-profile corruption suspects who have fled to neighboring countries and put them on trial. Speaking at the inauguration of a training program for ACC officials, he identified government procurement as a major source of corruption. He emphasized the need for awareness about procurement processes, market prices, and utility assessments. He also mentioned that ACC could benefit from "Operation Devil Hunt." A total of 30 officials are participating in the training program.

A boat carrying 65 migrants has sunk off the coast of Libya, according to Pakistan's Foreign Ministry. While some Pakistani nationals have been identified among the victims, the identities of others remain unknown. The boat capsized near the port of Marsa Dela in Libya's Zawiya city. The Pakistani embassy has sent a team to identify the deceased. Earlier in January, another migrant boat carrying 86 passengers sank en route to Spain, with 66 Pakistanis among them. Such tragedies often occur as migrants risk their lives in search of a better future.

Fisheries and Livestock Adviser Farida Akhtar has strongly discouraged the import of meat and eggs, stating that under no circumstances will the government allow such imports. She warned that bringing in these products could introduce zoonotic diseases to the country and devastate local farms. Despite appeals from traders and diplomats, she reaffirmed her stance against imports. At a discussion, she also announced the establishment of a department under the Ministry of Liberation War Affairs to support families of those injured or martyred in the July uprising. She directed the Department of Livestock to collaborate with this initiative.

Election Commissioner Md. Aminul Islam Sarkar has stated that preparations are underway to hold the national elections by December. He emphasized that there is no alternative to conducting a fair election. Speaking at a discussion on updating the voter list for 2025, he sought cooperation from various political groups. He mentioned that the preparatory exercises have been completed, and reforms will be implemented based on political consensus. For the first time, 1.6 million deceased voters have been removed from the voter list.

Chief Advisor Dr. Muhammad Yunus cautioned against rushed justice, stating it often leads to injustice. Speaking at an event in Tejgaon, Dhaka, where financial aid was provided to families of July uprising martyrs and the injured, he emphasized the need for fair investigations. Yunus asserted that criminals must face the law, but innocent individuals should be guided towards a better path. Urging vigilance against violence, he honored the sacrifices of the uprising, recognizing the martyrs’ families as part of the nation’s history.