Wahid Adnan (Pathshala South Asian Media Academy)
Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Award of Excellence
Documentary
Story: Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Graphics of Deadliest Crash
A building opposite to Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) was razed by the angry investors after the crashed was occurred. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Story: Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Mustaque Ahmed (38) is coming of a brokerage house after he saw price of his shares fell drastically. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Story: Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Angry protesters took to the streets as the Dhaka stocks have crashed by a record 551 points marking a 6.71 percent decrease in late December 2010. The stocks began to plummet almost immediately after trading began in the morning and plummeted by almost 200 points within an hour. The general index ended at 7654 by the close of the session. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Story: Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Tension and uncertainity remains inside every brokerage house in Dhaka and Chittagong as the price of shares of almost every company is falling down sharply. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Story: Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Graphics of Deadliest Crash
An anxious investor observes the falling price of shares in a computer screen inside a brokerage house in Dhaka. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Story: Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Inside of a share brokerage house at Mirpur in Dhaka. Though the share-market bounced back in its stable state again after its biggest crash in the history, fear still prevails in every investor. Dhaka, Bangladesh
Story: Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Inside of a share brokerage house at Gulshan in Dhaka. Though the share-market bounced back in its stable state again after its biggest crash in the history, fear still prevails in every investor. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Story: Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Graphics of Deadliest Crash
In an unprecedented move, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced Dhaka and Chittagong stock-markets shut around 12pm on Monday, as the capital market continues to plummet. Hundreds of investors have taken to the streets in Motijheel and Dilkusha in Dhaka after regulators halted trading. The police and RAB began charging batons to disperse the angry investors. Within the first 55 minutes of the day's trading on Monday, the index dipped to 660.43 points. Dhaka, Bangladesh
Story: Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Graphics of Deadliest Crash
A special prayer and ‘doa-e-yunus’ is held in front the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) at Motijheel seeking divine blessings for the stabilization of ongoing state of the stock market. The small investors prayed for their survival as they have lost most of their investment in continuous plunge of the share prices. Dhaka, Bangladesh
Story: Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Out of dissapointment, the investors stand in the street while the police and other law enforcers are arresting the demonstrating investors from the street near Dhaka Stock Exchange. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Story: Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Graphics of Deadliest Crash
The Street in front of DSE during the investors’ protest against the top bosses of the premier bourse and market regulators, and the central bank governor. The investors pelted law enforcers with brickbats, set fires and destroy cars and other vehicle they got near them in the street. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Story: Graphics of Deadliest Crash
Graphics of Deadliest Crash
An investor who was arrested by the police during the angry investors’ protest after DSE has its biggest crash. Dhaka, Bangladesh