By Arpit Basu Kolkata: On Monday, Kingfisher officials submitted the letter of intent to commence international flights to Dhaka , Chittagong and Yangon at the Foreigners' Regional Registration Office in the city.

Text of report headlined "Landslide zones in Chittagong to be marked" by Bangladeshi newspaper The Daily Star website on 20 August [by Abdullah Al Mahmud] The government initiated the process to mark hillsides and valleys, where landslides are possible, as "Red Zones", evacuate people living in those areas and bring those areas under afforestation.

Excerpt from unattributed report headlined "Chittagong to get emergency gas, rental power plant; advisers' council sends back coal policy to ministry" by Bangladeshi newspaper The Daily Star website on 14 August The Council of Advisers at its meeting here yesterday decided to provide 20 mcf (million cubic feet) additional gas and set up a 50- MW rental power plant for immediate and short-term solutions to the acute gas and power crises prevailing in Chittagong.

Text of report by staff correspondent headlined "No new gas connections in Ctg, go-slow in Dhaka: Tamim" published by Bangladeshi newspaper New Age website on 6 May Industrial sector expansion is set to stagnate as the government on Monday [5 May] said it would not give any new gas connections to any establishments in the Chittagong region for now and maintain a cautious approach in giving connections in Dhaka and adjacent areas because of gas shortage.

Text of report headlined "Gas Not Coming From Burma: Chittagong Gas Crises To Be Prolonged" published by Bangladeshi newspaper Prothom Alo on 11 March Bangladesh is not getting gas from Burma at this moment and will not get even in the near future.