Bangladesh quota war: News channels off air
The Free Press Journal|July 20, 2024
Police in Bangladesh's capital on Friday banned all public rallies and processions indefinitely after the deadliest day of ongoing student protests against quotas for government jobs so far saw government buildings torched by demonstrators and the imposition of a nationwide internet blackout.
Bangladesh quota war: News channels off air

Telecoms links were widely disrupted with television news channels going off the air.

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