Most Dhaka residents have headed to their family homes, leaving the city largely free of its typical heavy traffic. This photo was taken on Sunday afternoon on the Mouchak-Malibagh Flyover. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
Dhaka’s streets are mostly empty as offices and workplaces are closed on the day before Eid. This photo was taken on Sunday afternoon in Kakrail. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
Traders haul a goat onto a truck in Dhaka’s Dhanmondi. A group of about 80 goats had been brought to Dhaka for Rangpur for sale before Eid, but police are forcing the traders to move from the road and find another place to sell their livestock. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
A cow bought at Dhaka’s Bosila market is taken to the Rampura area on a passenger vehicle known as a Leguna after the customer failed to find alternate transport. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
Part-time traders sell goats outside the entrance to Dhaka’s Mohakhali DOHS area. Such sights are common across the capital ahead of Eid-ul-Azha. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
Many roads in Dhaka have been decorated with national flags and flags stating ‘Eid Mubarak’ ahead of Eid-ul-Azha. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
Many people have left Dhaka to spend Eid with their families, leaving many of Dhaka’s roads clear on Sunday, Jun 16, 2024. The empty roads can be seen at the Eskaton portion of the Mouchak-Malibagh Flyover. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
Dhaka’s roads, known for their heavy traffic, were largely clear on the day before Eid. The photo shows a glimpse of the Kalabagan area on Mirpur Road on Sunday, Jun 16, 2024. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
