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Urgent Community Action Needed to Protect Environment and End Child Marriage in Khulna

A discussion in Khulna underscored the need for public awareness and community action to protect the environment and prevent child marriage.

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Speakers at a discussion in Khulna today underscored the need to raise public awareness and strengthen the roles of teachers, students, and civil society in protecting the environment and preventing child marriage. Khulna Divisional Commissioner Md Abdullah Harun addressed the programme as the chief guest at the auditorium of Haji Faiz Uddin High Girls' School in Boyra. He emphasized that individuals must become aware of environmental conservation and inspire others to do the same to ensure a livable planet for future generations. The divisional commissioner observed that rapid industrialization has adversely affected the environment and contributed to rising temperatures, stressing that collective efforts are essential to address the challenges. He also expressed concern over the growing spread of drug abuse and trafficking, urging people from all walks of life to build a social movement against narcotics and work together to create a healthy, safe, and drug-free society. The event was jointly organized by the Department of Women's Affairs and the Department of Environment with support from World Vision to mark World Environment Day. The divisional commissioner presented honorary crests to the Paikgacha UNO and the Assistant Director of the Department of Environment in recognition of their contributions to environmental protection.

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- **What was the main focus of the discussion in Khulna?** The main focus of the discussion was to raise public awareness and emphasize the importance of community action in protecting the environment and preventing child marriage.

- **Who addressed the event as the chief guest?** Khulna Divisional Commissioner Md Abdullah Harun addressed the event as the chief guest.

- **What concerns did the divisional commissioner express during the discussion?** The divisional commissioner expressed concerns over the adverse effects of rapid industrialization on the environment, rising temperatures, and the growing spread of drug abuse and trafficking.

- **Which organizations jointly organized the event?** The event was jointly organized by the Department of Women's Affairs and the Department of Environment with support from World Vision.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What was the main focus of the discussion in Khulna?
The main focus of the discussion was to raise public awareness and emphasize the importance of community action in protecting the environment and preventing child marriage.
Who addressed the event as the chief guest?
Khulna Divisional Commissioner Md Abdullah Harun addressed the event as the chief guest.
What concerns did the divisional commissioner express during the discussion?
The divisional commissioner expressed concerns over the adverse effects of rapid industrialization on the environment, rising temperatures, and the growing spread of drug abuse and trafficking.
Which organizations jointly organized the event?
The event was jointly organized by the Department of Women's Affairs and the Department of Environment with support from World Vision.

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