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16 Illegal Shops Removed from Sayedabad Bus Terminal in Joint Eviction Drive

A joint operation by the Dhaka Metropolitan Police and Dhaka South City Corporation has cleared illegal shops from Sayedabad Bus Terminal.

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In a joint effort to improve traffic management and ensure the smooth movement of passengers and vehicles, the Traffic-Wari Division of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) and the Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) conducted an eviction drive at the Sayedabad Bus Terminal. The operation, led by an Executive Magistrate of the DSCC, targeted illegal roadside shops and vehicle repair workshops that had encroached upon the terminal's main entrance and interior areas. A total of 16 illegal structures were demolished, restoring key areas for public use. Officials confirmed that similar drives will continue to keep transport hubs free from illegal encroachments.

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- **What was the purpose of the eviction drive?** The drive aimed to clear illegal shops and workshops that had encroached upon the Sayedabad Bus Terminal, thereby improving traffic management and ensuring the smooth movement of passengers and vehicles. - **How many illegal structures were removed?** A total of 16 illegal structures were demolished during the operation. - **Who led the eviction drive?** The operation was led by an Executive Magistrate of the Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC). - **Will there be more such drives in the future?** Yes, officials confirmed that similar joint eviction drives will continue to be conducted in the public interest to keep transport hubs free from illegal encroachments.

Source: BSS

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What was the purpose of the eviction drive?
The drive aimed to clear illegal shops and workshops that had encroached upon the Sayedabad Bus Terminal, thereby improving traffic management and ensuring the smooth movement of passengers and vehicles.
How many illegal structures were removed?
A total of 16 illegal structures were demolished during the operation.
Who led the eviction drive?
The operation was led by an Executive Magistrate of the Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC).
Will there be more such drives in the future?
Yes, officials confirmed that similar joint eviction drives will continue to be conducted in the public interest to keep transport hubs free from illegal encroachments.

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