Due to the increase of epidemic virus infection in the country,

09-04-2024

Due to the increase of epidemic virus infection in the country, Nurul Amin, Chairman of Kushakhali Union No. 18 of Sadar Upazila in Laxmipur, distributed protective masks and hand sanitisers in every mosque, increasing public awareness.

On July 25 (Sunday), the chairman handed over masks and handwash to the management committee of about 12 mosques of Kusakhali Union No. 18 with his own funding.

At this time, he said, those mosques who have not received masks and handwash materials so far will contact me. He also said that if we the people's representatives are a little more aware of the area, stand beside the helpless with help, then the people would be a little more aware and submissive. I am trying to stand by the people of the area and help them during the corona epidemic. Inshallah my support will continue.

The mosque management committee welcomed this concern of the chairman. They told Daily Lakshipur Sangamb that if the responsible people and the elders of the society stand by the helpless people of the area, it is possible to deal with the current situation of the country.
In order to prevent the spread of coronavirus, Lakshipur Sadar Bangakhan High School teaching staff and managing committee are concerned to increase public awareness and distribute protective masks.
Today Thursday at 10.00 a.m. on the Lakshipur-Dhaka highway, a public awareness rally was held at Jocksin Bazar to protect all sections of the public from the epidemic of Corona Covid-19. At this time, the teaching staff put protective masks on the faces of all classes of people with their own hands.
This great concern of the teachers has been welcomed by people of all classes.

A strict lockdown is being observed in Lakshmipur on the sixth day of the newly started lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection. Public transport has been closed since morning. Apart from this, all shops are also closed. The district administration as well as the district police are very active for the complete observance of the lockdown. We visited different areas of the city, it was seen that all the shops in the villages including Bhavaniganj Bazar are open and there is no awareness among the general public. It is known that even though the police army is on the ground in the municipality, the administration towards the village is of no importance

Lakshmipur Bhavaniganj market people dole.

A strict lockdown is being observed in Lakshmipur on the sixth day of the newly started lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus infection. Public transport has been closed since morning. Apart from this, all shops are also closed. The district administration as well as the district police are very active for the complete observance of the lockdown. We visited different areas of the city, it was seen that all the shops in the villages including Bhavaniganj Bazar are open and there is no awareness among the general public. It is known that even though the police army is on the ground in the municipality, the administration towards the village says it is of no importance. The picture was taken from Bhavaniganj Bazar.

As the outbreak of Covid-19 corona virus has increased worldwide today, the activities of Lakshmipur District Police on the 3rd day with the aim of fully implementing the restrictions announced by the government. Police members of all police stations of Lakshmipur district are making relentless efforts to prevent the spread of Covid-19 virus by wearing masks and following hygiene rules and maintaining social distance.

A strict lockdown is being observed in Laxmipur on the second day of the renewed lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Public transport has been closed since Saturday morning. Apart from this, all shops are also closed. The district administration as well as the district police are very active for the complete observance of the lockdown. It was seen that the administration is active to enforce the strict lockdown in different areas of the city. Police have set up check posts on various important roads of the city. Lockdown is being enforced in full. Lakshmipur district administration is in a strict position to implement the lockdown. Mobile courts are being set up to take action against those violating the lockdown directives.
In this direction, Magistrate Manija Khatun conducted a mobile court in Lakshipur Joksin Bazar and fined two people 200 Taka and 400 Taka each for running a liquor store without using masks without complying with health regulations.