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A plane crash hit Milestone School. So many innocent lives, gone in seconds. The whole city froze. Hospitals in chaos.

Right then, Pathao posted: “Need an emergency ride? Select hospital location. Get up to 50% off.”

Some called it “opportunistic marketing.” But this is what we call Sympathy Marketing — Real-time, real care.

Pathao didn’t promote. They showed up.

In tragedy, KPIs and calendars mean nothing. Only empathy speaks.

Strong brands are built in hard times. Harvard Business Review (2023) said: 74% people trust brands more when they help during a crisis.

9/11 — Starbucks gave free water & phone calls. No ads. Just care. Loyalty rose 12%.

2018 quake in Indonesia — Grab gave free rides & helped frontline workers. Next year, market share jumped 19%.

These are not “sad posts.” These are brand actions.

Even small brands can act. Hotlines. Priority delivery. Real help.

It’s not about being viral. It’s about being valuable.

Your brand isn’t your logo. It’s how people feel during tough times.

That’s why Pathao’s move? Not just a post — a masterclass in brand empathy.

— From the wall of Saimstory (Saimon Alam Shovo)

Pathao Job Circular 2021 | Pathao Career

শেয়ার করে রাখুন Pathao offers a unique opportunity to gain experience and develop skills in the private sector. Pathao has issued a job circular for all job seekers and unemployed in Bangladesh. So for those who are looking for a good job for the beautiful future of themselves and their family, this job may be the desired job. The details of this job are given below. The job will offer you a…

Kuala Lumpur, 22 July 2020: The latest spine-chilling murder story to emerge from Bangladesh, one of the poorest countries in South Asia, happens to be Fahim Saleh, a young CEO of Bangladeshi origin, who was the pioneer of the well-known transport company Pathao. 

Saleh’s dead body was chopped into pieces when it was found in his Manhattan flat last week. The media reports noted that an electric saw was “still unplugged” when people reached the murder spot. 

The NYPD has arrested his personal assistant, Tyrese Devon Haspil, in relation to the murder.  

Merely 33-years-old, he was the most successful entrepreneur to come out of the country at the time of his death.  

His transport company, Pathao, was known as one of the first of its kind, modeled after Uber. The Manhattan flat where the body was found itself is estimated at worth $2.5 million.

Haspil has pleaded “not guilty” in the murder case.