DHAKA/NEW DELHI: Bangladesh has said that it forgot to remove UN markings from vehicles during an army-enforced curfew to contain deadly violence that spread across the country last week and killed
The United Nations said it has sought a response from authorities in the capital Dhaka after footage filmed by Reuters journalists on Sunday showed what appeared to be an armoured personnel vehicle marked with the letters"UN".
Bangladesh Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud told reporters on Wednesday that some vehicles had been"rented to the UN peace mission".Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government had suspended internet services andCommentary: Bangladeshi students revolt, but wider movement against the government looks unlikely
But the protests stopped after the Supreme Court on Sunday ruled in favour of an appeal from the governmentThe United Nations, international rights groups, the US and Britain were among those who criticised the use of force against the protesters and asked Dhaka to uphold the right to peaceful protests.
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