Facebook was opened after 12 days
Morenews Desk
Published: 04:13 31 July 2024
After being closed for 12 consecutive days, the popular social media site Facebook has been opened in Bangladesh. From 2pm on Wednesday (July 31), users can log into Facebook without any VPN application.
Earlier, the State Minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology Junaid Ahmed Palak announced the opening of all social media from the afternoon in a briefing at the office of Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) at Agargaon in the capital.
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