BNP holds tree-planting drive in Benapole
Benapole municipal BNP held a fourth day of tree-planting in Jashore as part of the government’s “250 million trees in five years” drive, general secretary Abu Taher said.
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Benapole municipal BNP held a fourth day of tree-planting in Jashore as part of the government’s “250 million trees in five years” drive, general secretary Abu Taher said.
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