BGB gives tin, cash and school aid to Ramgarh poor

The zone commander said standing by local people is part of the border force's duty alongside guarding the frontier.

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The 43 Battalion of Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has given corrugated tin sheets, financial help, education materials and medical support to poor and vulnerable families in Ramgarh, Khagrachhari.

Zone commander Lt Col Md Ahsan Ul Islam handed over the aid at a ceremony at the Ramgarh zone headquarters on Tuesday morning, October 27. Senior officers of 43 BGB were present.

BGB said the aid included tin sheets for building homes, cash grants to several puja pavilions and Buddhist monasteries, and support for students in higher education. Sports equipment was given to primary schools, and sick and destitute people received medical help.

BGB said such humanitarian work to improve the lives and welfare of people in its area of responsibility will continue.

Lt Col Ahsan Ul Islam said: “Alongside guarding the border, standing by the people of the area in good times and bad is also our duty. BGB will always work to improve the lives of helpless and poor people. Such humanitarian assistance will continue in future.”

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