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Jhenidah Families Receive Taka 1.19 Crore as Road Accident Aid

Families of road accident victims in Jhenidah received financial aid totaling Taka 1.19 crore, highlighting the government's commitment to supporting those affected.

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In a significant gesture of support, families of those killed or injured in road accidents in Jhenidah received financial assistance totaling Taka 1.19 crore from the Trustee Board of the Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA). This initiative was aimed at alleviating the financial burdens faced by the victims' families, providing them with some relief during these tough times.

The financial aid distribution ceremony took place at the Deputy Commissioner's office in Jhenidah, organized jointly by the Jhenidah District Administration and the BRTA Jhenidah Circle. The event was presided over by Deputy Commissioner and District Magistrate Md. Noman Hossain, who emphasized the government's dedication to supporting families affected by road accidents.

A total of 31 beneficiaries received financial grants. Among them, 19 families of deceased victims were each given Taka 500,000, amounting to Taka 95 lakh, while 12 families of injured victims received a combined Taka 24 lakh. This generous financial aid was provided to help ease the economic strain on these families.

Addressing the gathering, Deputy Commissioner Md. Noman Hossain acknowledged the profound loss experienced by the families due to road accidents. He stated that while no amount of money could fully compensate for such a loss, the government's financial assistance was a testament to their commitment to supporting the affected families in their time of need.

Hossain urged all road users to adhere to traffic laws and exercise caution while driving. He emphasized that preventing road accidents requires responsible behavior from everyone, including drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and other stakeholders. Strict compliance with traffic regulations, he added, could significantly reduce the incidence of road crashes.

Debashish Biswas, Assistant Director of the BRTA Jhenidah Circle, highlighted that the BRTA Trustee Board has been consistently providing financial support to families affected by road accidents. He explained that eligible applicants receive grants after their applications are verified through a prescribed process, ensuring that the aid reaches those who genuinely need it.

The financial assistance provided in Jhenidah is part of the BRTA's broader efforts to support victims of road accidents across the country. By offering financial aid, the government aims to provide some measure of relief and support to families who have suffered due to road accidents.

Source: BSS

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