RMG bosses to meet Hasina, Khaleda

The export-focused businesses have mostly been affected by Opposition shutdowns and blockades.
They will submit memorandums to both Hasina and Khaleda, seeking an end to the violence.
Bangladesh Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) chief Atiqul Islam informed reporters of the decision on Monday.
Former BGMEA President Abdus Salam Murshedi said: "We are incurring losses in billions of taka every day due to the recent political unrest.
"We are not getting any security," he said.
"We have decided to meet the two leaders to get us out of the situation," Murshedi said, speaking to bdnews24.com.
Representatives of the BGMEA, BKMEA, and BTMA will meet the Prime Minister first and then the Opposition Leader.
Murshedi said they would submit memorandums entailing their demands.
"Even if they (Hasina and Khaleda) do not agree to see us, we'll hand over our memorandums to their representatives," he said.
Apex business body FBCCI recently expressed serious concerns over the current political unrest.
Bangladesh's economy is bearing the brunt of ongoing turmoil with prices of commodities and perishables shooting up.