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Bangladesh Army Provides Ongoing Aid in Flood-Affected Chattogram and Hill Tracts

The Bangladesh Army has continued its humanitarian assistance in flood-affected areas of Chattogram and the Chattogram Hill Tracts (CHT).

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In the flood-ravaged regions of Chattogram and the Chattogram Hill Tracts (CHT), the Bangladesh Army remains steadfast in its humanitarian mission. According to an Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) release, army personnel have been diligently providing medical treatment and healthcare services to those affected by the floods in Hathazari upazila of Chattogram.

In Rangamati, the Army has distributed essential relief materials among flood victims, offering much-needed assistance to affected residents. Additionally, army members have been actively distributing relief goods in Fatikchhari upazila of Chattogram, ensuring that those impacted by the floods receive the support they require.

The commitment of the Bangladesh Army to alleviating the sufferings of flood-hit people is unwavering. The release emphasized that the Army will continue its humanitarian efforts, striving to provide emergency assistance and support to those in need across the affected areas.

The floods have caused significant disruptions and hardships for the people of Chattogram and the CHT. The timely and coordinated response by the Bangladesh Army has been crucial in providing relief and support to those affected, demonstrating the military's role in disaster response and humanitarian aid.

As the flood situation continues to evolve, the Bangladesh Army remains dedicated to its humanitarian mission, working tirelessly to ensure that the affected communities receive the necessary assistance and support to navigate through this challenging time.

Source: BSS

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