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Mirza Fakhrul: Shared Citizen Responsibility Crucial for National Development

LGRD and Cooperatives Minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir emphasized the importance of citizen responsibility in national development.

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LGRD and Cooperatives Minister and BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has urged people to become more aware of their responsibilities as citizens, stating that the government alone cannot do everything in a country of 200 million people. "Every person should be aware and develop himself as a citizen. If I am not a citizen and do not fulfill my responsibilities, it is not possible for the government to do everything," he said.

Government Efforts

The minister made the remarks while exchanging views with the management committee of the 250-bed Thakurgaon General Hospital on Monday afternoon. Mirza Fakhrul said the government is working sincerely to address various issues, including the protection of women and children and prevention of drug abuse. He mentioned that laws have been amended and stricter measures, including the death penalty, have been introduced to curb serious crimes and drug-related offences.

Hospital Modernization

Mirza Fakhrul highlighted that Thakurgaon General Hospital has been modernized, with its capacity increased from 250 to 670 beds. The authorities will identify the hospital's remaining shortcomings and take necessary steps to address them, he added.

Development Projects

The minister also mentioned that development projects planned to be implemented with China's assistance would be carried out gradually. A team of students has already been selected and will visit Thakurgaon after returning home, he said. Thakurgaon Deputy Commissioner Rafiqul Haque, Superintendent of Police Belal Hossain, Hospital Superintendent Dr Firoz Zaman Jewel, District BNP General Secretary Poygam Ali and others were present at the meeting.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What did Mirza Fakhrul say about citizen responsibility?
He urged people to become more aware of their responsibilities as citizens, stating that the government alone cannot do everything in a country of 200 million people.
What measures has the government introduced to curb serious crimes?
Laws have been amended and stricter measures, including the death penalty, have been introduced.

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