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moderate confidence 4 sources extractive

Based on 4 verified sources covering Thailand, Myanmar:

Tourists crowd Lawachara rail line for photos, triggering safety concern 5 hour(s) ago Bangladesh Cumilla train-bus crash: Two railway crossing workers sued among others 5 hour(s) ago Accidents & Fires 32 inches tall, and making a strong stand 9 hour... (confirmed by 17 sources) [1]

COP28From Dhaka to Melbourne, Asia-Pacific eyes local climate solutions City mayors gather at COP28 to brainstorm how to deal with rising temperatures Bangladesh's capital Dhaka is prone to flooding after heavy rains. [2]

DHAKA -- As production costs rise in China, Bangladesh grows ever more important as a supply center for Western clothing brands and, increasingly, drug companies. [3]

DHAKA -- From rickshaw drivers angry over new fines and businesses lashing out at tax hikes, to jobless teachers hitting the streets, Bangladesh's capital Dhaka has become a city of protest. [4]

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