Dhaka, March 30 -- The bustling capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka, has transformed into a ghost town as millions of residents have left for their hometowns to celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr. With empty streets, closed shops, and significantly reduced traffic, the city presents an unusual sight compared to its usual chaos.

Popular commercial and residential areas, including Motijheel, Gulshan, and Dhanmondi, remain largely deserted. Only a few rickshaws and public transport vehicles can be seen navigating the city's otherwise vacant roads.

Residents who stayed back in the capital describe the quiet as both peaceful and eerie. "It feels strange to see Dhaka so empty. But it's also a relief to get a break from the usual congestion and noise," said Rafiq...