Ridesharing motorcyclists protest ban

Published: 02 Apr 2021 02:04 BdST Updated: 02 Apr 2021 02:04 BdST

Ridesharing motorcyclists demonstrate outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 in a show of protest as the police enforce the government’s halt order on the motorcycle ride-hailing services for two weeks amid a record surge in coronavirus cases.
  • Over 500 ridesharing motorcyclists demonstrate outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against the government's order to halt their services for two weeks amid a record surge in coronavirus cases. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

    Over 500 ridesharing motorcyclists demonstrate outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against the government's order to halt their services for two weeks amid a record surge in coronavirus cases. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

  • Over 500 ridesharing motorcyclists demonstrate outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against the government's order to halt their services for two weeks amid a record surge in coronavirus cases. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

    Over 500 ridesharing motorcyclists demonstrate outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against the government's order to halt their services for two weeks amid a record surge in coronavirus cases. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

  • Over 500 ridesharing motorcyclists demonstrate outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against the government's order to halt their services for two weeks amid a record surge in coronavirus cases. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

    Over 500 ridesharing motorcyclists demonstrate outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against the government's order to halt their services for two weeks amid a record surge in coronavirus cases. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

  • Demonstrating motorcyclists of ridesharing services say traffic policemen slapped fines on them citing the government's instructions during protests outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against a halt on their services for two weeks amid a record surge in coronavirus cases. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

    Demonstrating motorcyclists of ridesharing services say traffic policemen slapped fines on them citing the government's instructions during protests outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against a halt on their services for two weeks amid a record surge in coronavirus cases. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

  • Demonstrating motorcyclists of ridesharing services say traffic policemen slapped fines on them citing the government's instructions during protests outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against a halt on their services for two weeks amid a record surge in coronavirus cases. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

    Demonstrating motorcyclists of ridesharing services say traffic policemen slapped fines on them citing the government's instructions during protests outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against a halt on their services for two weeks amid a record surge in coronavirus cases. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

  • Demonstrating motorcyclists of ridesharing services say many of them resorted to the ride-hailing apps after losing jobs amid the coronavirus crisis during protests outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against a halt on their services for two weeks. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

    Demonstrating motorcyclists of ridesharing services say many of them resorted to the ride-hailing apps after losing jobs amid the coronavirus crisis during protests outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against a halt on their services for two weeks. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

  • Demonstrating motorcyclists of ridesharing services say many of them resorted to the ride-hailing apps after losing jobs amid the coronavirus crisis during protests outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against a halt on their services for two weeks. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

    Demonstrating motorcyclists of ridesharing services say many of them resorted to the ride-hailing apps after losing jobs amid the coronavirus crisis during protests outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021 against a halt on their services for two weeks. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

  • With the closing time reduced to 6:30pm due to a surge in coronavirus infection, Amar Ekushey Book Fair has a few visitors at 5pm on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

    With the closing time reduced to 6:30pm due to a surge in coronavirus infection, Amar Ekushey Book Fair has a few visitors at 5pm on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

  • With the closing time reduced to 6:30pm due to a surge in coronavirus infection, Amar Ekushey Book Fair has a few visitors at 5pm on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

    With the closing time reduced to 6:30pm due to a surge in coronavirus infection, Amar Ekushey Book Fair has a few visitors at 5pm on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

  • With the closing time reduced to 6:30pm due to a surge in coronavirus infection, Amar Ekushey Book Fair has a few visitors at 5pm on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

    With the closing time reduced to 6:30pm due to a surge in coronavirus infection, Amar Ekushey Book Fair has a few visitors at 5pm on Thursday, Apr 1, 2021. photo: mahmud zaman ovi

 

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