Over 3,000MW of loadshedding recorded yesterday
Over 3,000MW of loadshedding recorded yesterday
4 August 2026, 00:00 AM
Asifur Rahman
Sukanta Halder
Vehicles queue in three rows outside a CNG filling station in Dhaka’s Kalyanpur amid rain yesterday as motorists continue to struggle with the ongoing gas crisis. The capital has faced severe gas shortages since July 21, when a technical fault at a floating LNG terminal off Moheshkhali in Cox’s Bazar cut supplies to the national grid by about 450 million cubic feet a day. Photo: Prabir Das
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