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No question leak in HSC Finally, this year's HSC examinations have concluded without any known incident of question paper leak. This almost seemed impossible at one stage.

The government should have undertaken such serious efforts to curb the problem of question leak earlier in its rudimentary phase. However, it is better late than never.

We hope that no question paper of public examinations will ever be leaked again. To achieve that, the authorities must continue on with their efforts.

Md Zillur Rahaman, By e-mail

Preventing sexual harassment in buses

Many victims of sexual harassment have recently spoken up on social media, describing the kind of harassments they have faced in public transports. According to a Brae study, about 94 percent of women using public transports have been subjected to such disgraceful harassment at least once

This is a serious issue and requires proper attention from the government. The authorities should introduce emergency call numbers for victims to use as necessary. The overall security system across the city should also be improved.

Most importantly, there should be a mechanism for victims to report cases of sexual harassment and assault. If victims feel comfortable enough to speak up and the authorities ensure quick and proper prosecution, such menace will end.

Dr Roksana Jahan, Dhaka