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At least 24 people were killed in Bangladesh on Wednesday after a passenger bus carrying about 40 people plunged into the Padma River while attempting to board a ferry.26 Mar 2026-14:07
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At least 12 people were killed and about 20 others injured when a train collided with a passenger bus at a level crossing in Bangladesh's Cumilla district early Sunday, local police said.22 Mar 2026-15:36
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In the BAN vs PAK match, Bangladesh was bowled out for just 114 runs after being set a revised target of 243 from 32 overs, following an extended rain delay.13 Mar 2026-21:41
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Indonesia has postponed the D-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation summit, originally scheduled for April 13–15, due to the ongoing war in the Middle East, an official from the foreign ministry said.13 Mar 2026-12:30
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Two children were killed on Wednesday when a wall collapsed on them in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka.11 Mar 2026-21:27
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Four people were injured when two drones were shot down near Dubai International Airport.11 Mar 2026-12:13
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Dyson settles Malaysian workers' UK lawsuit
By Reuters
February 27, 20262:34 PM GMT+4Updated 8 mins ago
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LONDON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Two dozen migrant workers who alleged they were subjected to forced labour at a Malaysian factory while making parts for British vacuum cleaner manufacturer Dyson have settled their London lawsuit, their lawyers said on Friday.
The 24 workers from Nepal and Bangladesh, one of whom has died and whose estate brought the case, sued Dyson Technology Ltd, Dyson Ltd and a Malaysian subsidiary in 2022.
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The claimants were workers for Malaysian firm ATA Industrial or its sister company and made components for Dyson products.
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Their lawyers previously said the workers had money unlawfully deducted from their wages and were sometimes beaten for not meeting onerous targets, alleging the Dyson companies were ultimately responsible.
Dyson, whose Malaysian subsidiary cancelled its contract with ATA in 2021, denied the claimants' allegations.
The lawsuit at London's High Court was settled, the claimants' law firm Leigh Day said in a statement, with no admission of liability by the defendants.
"This resolution was reached in recognition of the expenses of litigation and the benefits of settlement," a statement on Leigh Day's website said.
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"The defendants deny and have always denied all liability in respect of the claimants, who were employed by a third-party supplier, at factories in Malaysia which were owned and operated by ATA Industrial (M) Sdn Bhd and its related entities."27 Feb 2026-14:48 -
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A 5.4-magnitude earthquake struck Dhaka and other parts of Bangladesh on Friday afternoon, triggering panic among residents.27 Feb 2026-13:22
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Three people have died following a devastating gas explosion at a residential building in Bangladesh's southeastern seaport city of Chattogram, a medical official said Tuesday.24 Feb 2026-23:29
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Tarique Rahman, chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), was sworn in on Tuesday as the new prime minister of Bangladesh.17 Feb 2026-16:52
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