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Prime Minister Calls for Collective Action to Ensure a Clean Bangladesh for Future Generations

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman stressed the importance of collective civic responsibility in keeping Bangladesh clean and healthy for future generations.

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman today called for collective civic responsibility to keep Bangladesh clean and healthy for future generations. In a video message, he emphasized that even small individual efforts can contribute significantly to maintaining a healthy environment.

'The country belongs to all of us... if each of us does a little, we can achieve something big,' Rahman said. He urged everyone to work together to ensure a clean and beautiful Bangladesh, highlighting the importance of proper waste disposal.

The Prime Minister noted the alarming increase in littering, especially in public spaces, and stressed the need for proper waste management. He compared the cleanliness of public areas to household cleanliness, asking citizens to think about how they would feel if their homes were surrounded by garbage.

Rahman also highlighted the importance of public awareness, stating that if everyone disposes of waste properly, Bangladesh can become free from litter and build a beautiful environment. He concluded by seeking cooperation from all citizens to make this shared goal a reality.

The Prime Minister's call for collective action underscores the significance of community involvement in environmental preservation, which is crucial for the well-being of future generations in Bangladesh.

Source: BSS

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