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Prime Minister inspects 13 places in four and a half hours, dissatisfaction at various places

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Prime Minister inspects 13 places in four and a half hours, dissatisfaction at various places
In only four and a half hours, Prime Minister Tareq Rahman made surprise visits to 13 locations in the capital. From 9:10 am to 1:41 pm on Saturday (October 17), he toured various hospitals, educational institutions, residential areas for government officers and employees, and hawker-free footpaths. During this time, the Prime Minister expressed dissatisfaction after seeing unclean environments and management deficiencies at several places.

At the start of the inspection, he went to Kuwait-Bangladesh Friendship Government Hospital in Uttara, Rajuk Uttara Model College, and Mirpur Cantonment Public School and College. He then inspected the National Heart Foundation in Mirpur, Paikpara Staff Quarters, and Government Bangla College.

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Later, the Prime Minister went to Bangladesh Shishu Hospital and Institute in Agargaon, Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College and Hospital, and his former educational institution, Dhaka Residential Model College. In addition, he inspected Dhanmondi Government Boys' High School, Kalabagan Staff Quarters, Azimpur Government Officers and Employees Quarters, and the hawker-free footpath at Mirpur-10.

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During the inspection, the Prime Minister gave the concerned authorities seven days to improve cleanliness and the environment at Kuwait-Bangladesh Friendship Government Hospital in Uttara. He set a two-week deadline to clean Azimpur Government Officers and Employees Quarters.

While visiting Bangladesh Shishu Hospital and Institute, the Prime Minister saw Associate Professor Dr. Rafiqul Islam smoking in his room. He also expressed dissatisfaction over the unclean environment of the room. He later directed the hospital chairman to take action. Consequently, Dr. Rafiqul Islam was temporarily suspended.

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While addressing students at Dhaka Residential Model College, the Prime Minister called for building a clean Bangladesh and planting more trees.

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