The members of Bangladesh Army were seen patrolling the Padma Bridge to maintain law and order on Monday.
Pedestrians were banned from moving on foot on the bridge alongside the motorcycles.
Rashedul Amin, assistant director of the Inter-Service Public Relation (ISPR) Directorate, termed the patrolling their regular duty.
Earlier on Sunday, the Bridges Division banned motorcycles on the bridge until further notice from 6am on Monday.
The decision was taken following the pressure of motorcycles and two people being killed in a crash on the first day of the bridge’s opening.
People fined for parking, taking photos on bridge
Mobile courts are fining people for getting down on the Padma Bridge, parking their vehicles and taking photos.
The Madaripur and Munshiganj district administrations are jointly carried out the raids.
Bangladesh Bridge Authority Supervising Engineer Tofazzal Hossain confirmed the matter to Dhaka Tribune on Monday.
Police searching for man in jacket
The social media was flooded by different videos including two men urinating on the Padma Bridge on Sunday, the day the bridge opened to traffic.
One of the videos shows a man wearing a jacket written “Rakib” on it. Special Superintendent of Police Rezaul Masood of CID’s Cyber Intelligence and Risk Management Division said that they were in search of this man.
Earlier, a video spread on social media of a man wearing white shirt urinating on the bridge.
Soon afterwards, another similar video became viral.
The video, captured by a biker, showed a young man dressed in black jacket urinating. On the back of his jacket was written the name “Rakib”. It could not be ascertained if it was his actual name.
The video shows another man standing beside him and a bike next to them.