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10 sourcesFirst reported yesterday at 12:28, updated 13 h ago

ঢাকাকে বাসযোগ্য করতে অভিযানে নামছে ২০টি পরিবীক্ষণ টিম

twenty monitoring teams launch drive to make dhaka liveable

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State Minister for Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives Mir Shahe Alam directed 20 monitoring teams, formed on the Prime Minister's instructions, to take strict measures to make Dhaka clean and livable. Speaking at a meeting on Monday (26 October) at Shapla Hall of the Prime Minister's Office in Tejgaon, chaired by Principal Secretary A B M Abdus Sattar, he said there would be no compromise on cleanliness. Flat allotments would be cancelled and hefty fines imposed where unclean conditions or Aedes mosquito larvae were found in government residences. He said Aedes larvae and negligence were found in large government quarters, luxury apartments and hospitals. State Minister for Housing and Public Works Ahammad Sohel Monzoor attended as a special guest. Rajuk and Dhaka South City Corporation are cleaning Hatirjheel, Dhanmondi, Banani and Gulshan lakes, and 29 North and 26 South city canals are being re-excavated. New fiberboard dustbins will be installed after thefts. He expressed hope of visible change within one to two months. Twenty zonal committees, 10 each for North and South, are led by Prime Minister's Office directors.

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​ঢাকাকে বাসযোগ্য করতে অভিযানে নামছে ২০ টিম

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