Bangladesh was shaken by another earthquake after four days. The earthquake was felt at 7:05 am on Tuesday. However, there was no initial report of damage.

Volcano Discovery said that the earthquake was felt in Nepal, India, Bhutan and China in addition to Bangladesh. Its origin is Tibet.

Earlier, on January 3, an earthquake was felt in various parts of the country, including the capital Dhaka and Sylhet.

The special plane of the Emir of Qatar, the Air Ambulance, has arrived in Dhaka to take BNP Chairperson and former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia abroad for advanced treatment.

The plane landed at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport at 7:40 pm on Monday (January 6).

BNP Media Cell Member Shairul Kabir Khan confirmed the matter.

It is to be noted that BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia will go to London on Tuesday (January 7) for advanced treatment.

Earlier, she made this announcement after meeting top BNP leaders at Firoza on Sunday (January 5). At the same time, she urged everyone to remain united in order to maintain unity.

Adviser Mahfuz Alam has listed 14 priority tasks for the interim government at the current time.

On Monday (January 6), Adviser Mahfuz Alam published the list of tasks through a post on his verified Facebook profile.

The list mentions a total of 14 priority tasks based on two processes related to the end of the fascist regime and the judicial system, including assistance to the injured and martyrs of the July coup.

In terms of primary priorities, he mentioned

    1. Preparation of a list of July martyrs and injured, providing treatment. Financial assistance and long-term

    2. rehabilitation of the injured and martyrs' family members.

    3. Trial of the July genocide and conducting appropriate cases and fair investigation activities for that purpose.

    4. Trial of the disappearances, murders and economic looting of the last 16 years. Returning of the looted money.

    5. Ensuring the safety of people's lives and property and keeping the prices of goods affordable.

    6. Ensuring realistic reforms of various state institutions based on national consensus.

    7. Reorganizing all public sectors including education, public health, information technology and housing

    8. Ensuring equality of opportunity in jobs and entrepreneurship for the young generation. Increasing state incentives.

    9. Adopting economic programs that are favorable to the people, life, nature and environment instead of the so-called          'development economy'.

   10. Ensuring transparency, accountability and public service in all government activities. Uniting the forces of the                   uprising in favor of the abolition of the fascist system and a new political settlement.

     In addition, in terms of political priorities, he mentioned,

    11. Upholding national interests in all areas and giving importance to the issues of the people, life, nature and                        environment of Bangladesh beyond big corporations and foreign interests

   12. Maintaining consensus with political parties on national priorities, namely national security, stability and foreign               relations, and using the power of the people to block the return of the fascist system and murderers.

   13. Keeping the people united in favor of reforms and leaving the process of transferring power, namely the electoral             system, to the people's verdict subject to reforms.

   14. Making the people of the whole country, especially the younger generation, politically educated and aware (about             responsibilities and rights).

President Md. Shahabuddin has ordered an investigation into various allegations against several Supreme Court judges.

The Supreme Court administration gave this information through a notification on Monday (January 6) afternoon.

It is learnt that the President gave this instruction following Article 96 of the Constitution. However, the Supreme Court administration did not specify the number of judges against whom the investigation was ordered.

The Supreme Judicial Council, headed by Chief Justice Dr. Syed Refaat Ahmed, conducted a preliminary inquiry into the conduct of several judges and sent a report to the President on December 15.

Earlier, on December 4, the Supreme Court informed that a preliminary inquiry is underway in the Supreme Judicial Council regarding the conduct of several judges of the High Court. Considerable progress has been made in this regard. In addition, a letter in this regard has reached the Supreme Court from Bangabhaban. In view of that letter, the Supreme Judicial Council will now investigate several judges.