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Upazila roundup

From A Correspondent
KURIGRAM
Science Week
January 28 : The 14th National Science and Technology Week-91 was formally inaugurated by Mr. Fazlul Haque. ADM. Kurlgram. In presence of forge number of school and college teachers, students and members of science clubs of Kurlgram district at Kurlgram Government College premises on January 25.
The inaugural ceremony was addressed by Prof Ntza-muddln. Prof Mostafa Bln Hossain Khandakar. Secretary. Science Week Udjapan Committee. Prof Sk Abu Bakar Siddiqui. Principal-in-charge of Kurlgram Government College and Mr Fazlul Haque. ADM. Kurlgram.
A large member of educational Institutions and science clubs of the district partici paled In the science week with project for exhibitions.
Installation ceremony
The installation ceremony of newly elected 2 1 -member office bearers of Samprotik Shilpl Goatht. Kurlgram. was held recently in a function held at the local Pourasava Hall with Mr. Asli Kumar Nandec. Presideql of the Gosthi tn the chair. Mr Shyamol Kumar Bhowmik. Secretary of the 'tsthl spoke
In this connection, a geell aickhya styled Bijoyer Ano nd a Dhara" was staged under the direction of Habibur Rahman Dulal'Hollabor. a drama, was also staged on this occasion which was directed by Detwar Hossain MonJu.
NETTRAKQKA
No waiting room in rly station
From Our Correspondent
January 28 : Passengers In Thakurgaon railway station on Mymensingh-Mohanganj lines are suffering a lot of inconveniences due to absence of wait Ing room.
Hundreds of passengers coming from far flung areas have to keep standing in the platform for hours together under the open sky. They suffer much during the rainy and summer seasons. Women and the children are the worst sufferers.
Moreover, the passengers, particularly women, face a lot of Inconvenience for want of a bathroom tn the station.
According lo the Station Master.the latrine which was built during the British period is quite unfit for use.
Despite repeated represen tations to the Railway authorities focal people no action has yet been taken to provide minimum basic amenities for passengers
Noakhali
741 examinees expelled
January 28 : A total of 741 degree examinee have so far been expelled from different centres of the districts for adopting unfair means in ex-amlnations reports UNB.
The degree examination under Chittagong university began on January 12
A total of 8741 candidates are appearing at degree examnations from five centre of the district.
Earlier five examinees. said to be appearing from other district were caught red-handed white copying at Noakhalt Government College centre. They were sent to jail custody
Meanwhite. strict measures were taken by the district ad ministration to ehcek unfair means In the examination cm
Another report says that a boy w.. kitted on the spot when a speeding truck knocked him down near Son
era to Safar hostel. fa, Bu
The driver (ted away with the vehicle A case was In,II tured in this connection
sherpur
Wanton felling of trees on
at trees has been affecting eco logical balance and causing scarcity of hiwuud tn the dis
According to sources.
with dishonest farmers are ehopping down the trees
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Besides price hikes al
cfari on the poo, pmpbr •cunwtek-. another report from Bhota says brickfield ownerhave been using fire wood to make bricks substitul Ing meagre coal supply
Government has so far supplied 3500 tons of coal for 50 brickfields of the district where demand was 17.500 tons, they added
But the recent government decision to resume gas supply to brickfields will substantially reduce the felling of trees, environmentalists opined
Kushtia
Huge arms recovered
January 28 : Kushtia district police recovered a huge quan lity of Illegal fire arms and ammunition from the possession of anti-social elements In different areas of the district, reports UNB.
The arms and ammunition recovered recently included 48 pieces of fire arms of different kinds and 440 rounds of cartridges.
Nine miscreants have been arrested and six regular cases lodged with concerned police stations in this connection.
Vigorous drive for the recovery of more Illegal fire arms Is on to ensure a smooth and congenial atmosphere for the ensuing parliamentary election in the district.
manikgong
Facilities absent in hospital
January 28 : The 50-bed Sadar hospital here has been plagued with multifarious problems causing Immense sufferings to patients, reports UNB.
Patients, coming from far-flung areas, are going back without treatment due to lack of medicines, necessary equipment and shortage of doctors.
In absence of anaesthetist and blood bank, condition of surgical patients become more precarious. The lone sterilization machine and aircooler in the operation theatre had also been lying out of order for a long time.
Besides. doctors are too inadequate to cope with the rising need of the patients. Many of them reportedly often absent themselves.
Sufferers say they are to buy medicines from outside at exorbitant prices.
Local people have urged the authorities to increase the number of beds and furnish the hospital with modern equipment for better medicare to the patients.
BHOLA
Persons selling BKB tractors to be sued
January 28 : Bangladesh Kr-Ishl Bank has decided to file
sllegedty selling tractors to them with bank loans, reports UNB
According to bank sources, the decision will help ensure fair utilisation of disbursed loans and proper use of tractors in cultivating the land.
prepare lists of such loanees have already been issued to the branch managers at field level. It is learnt.
A good number of loanees purchase tractors and sell tlrm out with higher prices to other people. The bank Is finding difficulties to realise rowers continued to pursue such practice.
JESSORE
Smuggled goods recovered
From Our Correspondent
January 28 Na varan Task Korea recovered smuggled goods worth over Taka 1.28.70.181 during the last four months from September lo December 1080. Twenty
In this con ncctlon.
Sources said that the smuggled goods were recov ered after searching all the passenger buses trucks and
They recovered these goods from incoming and outgoing jjoods Included
bawted ne, to
posMsd with the Benapofe and