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Rangpur Workshop Owners Urged to Address Environmental and Noise Pollution

Workshop owners and stakeholders in Rangpur have been urged to take proactive steps in preventing environmental and noise pollution to ensure a safer and quieter city.

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Workshop owners and concerned stakeholders in Rangpur have been urged to take proactive measures to prevent environmental and noise pollution, aiming to create a safer and quieter city. This call to action was made during an exchange of views and general meeting held at the office of the Rangpur Motorcycle Mechanical Workshop Owners Association (RMMWOA) in the Senpara area.

The event, organized under the direction of Rangpur Metropolitan Police (RpMP) Commissioner Mohammad Abdul Mabud, sought to raise public awareness about the importance of controlling pollution and maintaining road discipline. Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Police (Traffic) of RpMP Maruf Ahmed, who attended as the chief guest, emphasized the crucial role of workshop owners in ensuring that motorcycle silencers and other machine parts meet standards to reduce noise pollution.

Rangpur Divisional Director of the Department of Environment Md Runayet Amin Reza delivered the keynote address, highlighting the need for coordinated efforts between workshop owners and the administration to combat environmental pollution. RMMWOA President Rafiqul Islam concluded the event by urging participants to be vigilant in protecting the environment and working towards a noise-pollution-free Rangpur.

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Why are workshop owners being urged to act against pollution?

Workshop owners are being urged to act against pollution because they play a significant role in ensuring that vehicles, particularly motorcycles, are maintained in a way that minimizes noise and environmental pollution. Proper maintenance of silencers and other machine parts can significantly reduce noise levels, contributing to a quieter urban environment.

What was the purpose of the meeting held by RMMWOA?

The purpose of the meeting held by RMMWOA was to raise awareness about the need to control environmental and noise pollution and to foster collaboration between workshop owners and the administration in achieving these goals. The event also aimed to encourage workshop owners to provide environmentally friendly and legal services.

Who were the key speakers at the event?

The key speakers at the event included Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Police (Traffic) of RpMP Maruf Ahmed, who attended as the chief guest, and Rangpur Divisional Director of the Department of Environment Md Runayet Amin Reza, who delivered the keynote address. RMMWOA President Rafiqul Islam also made concluding remarks.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Why are workshop owners being urged to act against pollution?
Workshop owners are being urged to act against pollution because they play a significant role in ensuring that vehicles, particularly motorcycles, are maintained in a way that minimizes noise and environmental pollution. Proper maintenance of silencers and other machine parts can significantly reduce noise levels, contributing to a quieter urban environment.
What was the purpose of the meeting held by RMMWOA?
The purpose of the meeting held by RMMWOA was to raise awareness about the need to control environmental and noise pollution and to foster collaboration between workshop owners and the administration in achieving these goals. The event also aimed to encourage workshop owners to provide environmentally friendly and legal services.
Who were the key speakers at the event?
The key speakers at the event included Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Police (Traffic) of RpMP Maruf Ahmed, who attended as the chief guest, and Rangpur Divisional Director of the Department of Environment Md Runayet Amin Reza, who delivered the keynote address. RMMWOA President Rafiqul Islam also made concluding remarks.

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