In a significant call to action against the increasing frequency of natural disasters, State Minister for Youth and Sports Md Aminul Haque emphasized the need for extensive tree plantation. Speaking as the chief guest at a tree planting event held at Shaheed Zia Mohila College in Pallabi, Dhaka, Haque underscored the role of greenery in maintaining ecological balance and mitigating the impact of natural calamities.
The minister urged students, teachers, and guardians to take a proactive role in tree planting, highlighting that a collective effort from all sectors of society is essential to foster a healthier and more sustainable environment. The event, which was chaired by Md Saidul Hossain Sahed, chairman of the governing body of Shaheed Zia Mohila College, brought together educators, students, and local leaders to participate in the initiative.
During the event, Haque illustrated the importance of greenery not only for ecological benefits but also for creating a livable and resilient community. The gathering included notable figures such as College Principal Md Alamgir Hossain, Mirpur Bangla School and College Principal Md Mostafa Kamal Khoshnobish, and Dr Muhammad Shahidullah School and College Principal Md Khalekuzzaman Jewel.
The event at Shaheed Zia Mohila College was part of a broader initiative to promote environmental awareness and action among the youth. Local political leaders, educators, students, and guardians joined hands to plant trees, reflecting a shared commitment to environmental stewardship.
Md Aminul Haque's call to plant more trees echoes a growing recognition of the importance of green initiatives in preventing natural disasters. His advocacy for a greener Bangladesh highlights the critical role that collective action can play in ensuring a sustainable future.
