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Things improving, Mrs Quayle tells Khaleda
Mrs. Marilyn Tucker Quayle, wife of US Vice President Dan Quayle and Chairperson of the International Disaster Advisory ' Committee, said in Dhaka Thursday that she was happy to see that reconstruction work was in full swing in the cyclone-ravaged areas of Bangladesh, reports BSS.
Mrs. Quayle said this while she called on Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia at her Sugandha office at the end of her three-day visit to Bangladesh
The US dignitary arrived tn Dhaka on Tuesday from Tokyo to see the extent of damage and relief operation being carried on by various organisations including the US Task Force.
Foreign Minister ASM Mustafizur Rahman. Foreign Secretary Abul Ahsan. US Ambassador to Bangladesh William B. Milam and the chief of US Task Force. General Henry C. Stackpole were present. -«j
Mrs Quayle narrated her experience of the relief and rehabilitation work being carried on by the government, the nongovernment and other organisations together. She said things were Improving there.
She said the members of the US Task Force were distributing medicines and pure drinking water to the survivors there She said she had met the Minister and MPs who were coordinating relief work their.
Mrs Qualye said she was happy that the United States of America could participate in the reconstruction work o( Bangladesh following the devastating cyclone.
She said she would report back to US President George Bush about the relief efforts being carried on In Bangladesh.
Begum Khaleda Zia thanked Mrs Quayle once again for vis Hing Bangladesh to see the extent of damage and relief operations.
She also thanked the world community Including the US government for responding Enerously to mitigate tf>e suf-rings of the cyclone ravaged people In Bangladesh
The Prime Minister expressed her confidence that Bangladesh would overcome this crisis soon and would concentrate on setting up of permanent facilities tn the cyclone-prone areas In the country
The visiting US dignitary had her lunch with Begum Zia at Sugandha.
Mrs Quayle left here Thur* day ending a three-day visit during Which she visited the cyclone ravaged areas
She was seen off at the airport by Foreign Minister ASM Mostaftxur Rahman
State Minister for Relief Lutfur Rahman Khan. Foreign Secretary Abul Ahsan and the US Ambasaador Io Bangladesh William B Milam were present at the airport.