Eid-ul-Fitr to be celebrated on Tuesday. Home-bound people are still leaving the capital to celebrate Eid with their dear and near ones. However, there is no more pressure of passengers at Gabtoli bus terminals in the capital as compared to yesterday. But many have alleged of charging extra fair. However, transport officials said, the terminal has never been so empty before Eid in the last one decade. The bus owners also claimed, there would be huge financial loss due to lack of passengers. Kamalapur railway station is mostly empty. Fewer crowds also witnessed in other railway stations in the capital. On Monday, 60

pairs of trains will leave the station. Rail communication will be closed tomorrow on the occasion of Eid but special train 'Monajat Special' will leave Bhairab and Mymensingh at 8 am for Kishoreganj. Meanwhile, homebound people have suffered a bit due to the Nor'wester storm in the morning. Meanwhile, people are returning home in relief on the last day of Eid journey. The traffic pressure on the highway has been low since morning. This year the picture is different even though there is severe traffic jam on the highway in other years. Police said, people have returned home without suffering this year

as the flyovers in Sirajganj and Tangail have been reopened. Meanwhile, ferries are waiting at Daulatdia-Paturia route for passengers. According to the ghat authorities, the ghat has been almost empty since yesterday afternoon. Earlier, in the last 24 hours, 9,500 vehicles have crossed this route.