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Press conference held in Aditmari to brief on nationwide Family Card data collection

Lalmonirhat, Rangpur

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Md. Golap Miah, Staff Reporter, Lalmonirhat

Md. Golap Miah, Staff Reporter, Lalmonirhat • 12 Oct • 2 min read

Press conference held in Aditmari to brief on nationwide Family Card data collection
Briefing press conference on Family Card data collection organized by Aditmari Upazila Administration, Photo: Daily Best News

A press conference was held in Aditmari Upazila of Lalmonirhat to brief media personnel and relevant officials on the nationwide data collection drive for the "Family Card" initiative. The briefing was jointly organized by the Aditmari Upazila Administration and the Upazila Social Services Office.

The event was attended by Aditmari Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Gunjan Biswas, Upazila Secondary Education Officer Md. Zakir Hossain, and Upazila Social Services Officer Mahbubul Alam. Also present were Md. Golap Miah, President of Bangladesh Press Club (Aditmari Upazila Branch), Organizational Secretary Abu Bakkar Siddique, Family Card program supervisors Mosammat Fatema Khatun (Kamlabari Union) and the supervisor for Bhadai Union, along with other officials. A total of 15 participants attended the conference.

During the press conference, attendees were briefed on the procedures and field operations for collecting accurate family data across the upazila. Detailed discussions were held regarding the roles, responsibilities, and necessary measures required from relevant officials and stakeholders to ensure the smooth, transparent, and successful implementation of the program.

— Daily Best News Desk • Fearless in the search for truth

Reported by Md. Golap Miah, Staff Reporter, Lalmonirhat • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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