ইনানীতে শতাধিক অবৈধ হোটেল-রিসোর্ট, শুধু একটি ভবনে ‘রহস্যময়’ ভাঙচুর!

Concern has spread among some tourism investors in Cox's Bazar after the Cox's Bazar Development Authority (CDA) moved to check approvals, construction norms and structural safety of hotels and resorts along the Marine Drive. In Inani, Bay Hilton Beach Resort owner Shahidul Haque said the building was built on approved designs and permits from Jaliapalong Union Parishad, with about 6 crore taka invested. He said CDA received a show-cause notice declaring the four-storey building potentially risky and that on Monday morning CDA demolished the under-construction hotel without regard to documents; his claims are reported by the outlets. CDA's notice cited lack of construction approval, a finding from a field inspection that construction began after 2018, and visible structural defects found during an inspection on 12 August 2026, and asked for technical explanation within 14 days. Investors say violations should be fixed under law, but that thousands of similar properties should be checked individually.

Where accounts differ. Amar Desh reports the building was demolished by CDA on Monday, while Alokito Bangladesh reports vandalism of the hotel by unspecified parties on Monday morning, with CDA's role not clearly stated.

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