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Fire guts 31 shops in capital
Staff Correspondent
Thirty-one shops of scrap fabrics were gutted in a fire in the capital's Mirpur-12 yesterday.
Fire fighters doused the fire after an hour long effort at 4:35pm.
All the shops were made of wood, corrugated tin and bamboo which made the fire spread easily, said Assistant Director of Fire Service and Civil Defence Rafiqul Islam.
The fire might have originated from an electric short circuit, he added.
25 govt officials leave for Korea for nursing education training
Diplomatic Correspondent
Twenty-five officials from different government agencies left Dhaka for Korea on Friday to participate in a two-week Health Care Management Training.
The agencies include the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Directorate of Nursing Services, Economic Relation Division and Planning Commission.
The workshop, under a project styled "Establishment of National Institute of Advanced Practice Nurses in Bangladesh” supported by Korea International Cooperation Agency with US $13.75 millions, aims at sharing Korea's nursing education and health care system.
Post Graduate Physiotherapy Association formed
City Desk
An 11-member convener committee of Post Graduate Physiotherapy Association of Bangladesh has recently been formed at Dhaka Pain Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Centers in the capital's Adabor.
Dr Md Shafiullah Prodhan has been made the convener, Dr Md Kamruzzaman the joint convener and Dr Md Monowarul Haq the member secretary of the committee.
Workshop on Korea Overseas Volunteer activities held in capital
Diplomatic Correspondent
A workshop on Korea Overseas Volunteer activities in Bangladesh was held in a hotel in the capital yesterday.
Representatives from more than 31 government institutions participated in the workshop to share their experiences and knowledge about Korea International Cooperation Agency's (Koica) volunteer programme.
The purpose of the workshop was to collect idea from the organisations of Korean volunteers what are indispensable for upgrading World Friends Korea Volunteers Programme in Bangladesh, and to further strengthen the existing partnership of the two countries, said a press release.
Lee Yun-young, Korean ambassador to Bangladesh; Kim Bok-Hee, resident representative of Koica Bangladesh office; were, among others, present on the occasion.