Dengue & Cleanliness Drive: The PM will launch a three-month nationwide dengue prevention and cleanliness campaign tomorrow, urging people to stop Aedes breeding by removing stagnant water at homes, schools and offices. Women’s Empowerment: A government initiative will provide family cards in women’s names, with officials saying coverage is being expanded gradually to strengthen women’s economic security. Energy Security: At a Tokyo LNG conference, Bangladesh highlighted rising fuel demand and plans to diversify supplies; the government also says a new floating LNG setup is targeted by 2028. Gas Crisis Update: PM Tarique Rahman said gas supply should improve within 5–7 days. UNGA Leadership: Bangladesh’s Khalilur Rahman kicked off the 81st UN General Assembly session, focusing on restoring trust in international institutions. Cyber Rights Warning: TIB warned the draft Cyber Security (Amendment) Act could enable unchecked surveillance and repression, urging major revisions. Chattogram Scam Raid: Police said 63 foreign nationals arrested in Khulshi over online fraud had no passports on them, with devices seized and cases filed under the Cyber Security Act. Sports & Culture: Bangladesh’s women’s table tennis features a rare family dynasty ahead of the Asian Games, while a Tagore-inspired dance theatre show “Dhora Taru Kabyo” was staged in Dhaka. Politics & Memory: Sept 11 marks Begum Khaleda Zia’s release from jail in 2008, remembered by BNP leaders and supporters.