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Metro rail service may resume from Aug 25

Staff Reporter:
Metro rail operations are expected to resume from August 25, Road Transport and Highways Department senior secretary Ehsanul Haq said on Tuesday.
Ehsanul Haq visited the National Press Club metro rail station yesterday and instructed the officials con-cerned to take necessary steps to resume the metro rail services.
The striking metro rail workers returned to work yesterday.
The authorities suspended metro service since 18 July, citing damage due to arson and vandalism.
The metro rail operations did not resume on Saturday as planned because officials were unable to finish the necessary technical tests.
The two stations in Mirpur-10 intersection and Kazipara which were vandalized during the recent student movement will remain shut for necessary renovation work.

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