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BGB Deploys 36 Platoons Across 3 Districts to Secure Key Industrial Zones

BGB Deploys 36 Platoons Across Dhaka, Gazipur, and Narayanganj to Maintain Law and Order in Industrial Belts

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Staff Reporter • 10 Nov • 2 min read

BGB Deploys 36 Platoons Across 3 Districts to Secure Key Industrial Zones
Industrial zone perimeter surveillance and security patrol deployment in Ashulia and Gazipur.

Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) deployed 36 platoons across major industrial zones in Dhaka, Gazipur, and Narayanganj on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, to ensure security and prevent potential labor unrest.

According to an official press message issued by BGB headquarters, the paramilitary force is operating in close coordination with local civil administrations and police departments to maintain peace and protect industrial infrastructure.

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The deployment includes 14 platoons in the Savar and Ashulia industrial belts of Dhaka district, 10 platoons across various industrial centers in Gazipur, 9 platoons alongside two special patrol units in Narayanganj, and 3 platoons in Mirpur, Dhaka. To maintain operational readiness and real-time field coordination, the BGB Headquarters Central Monitoring Cell is continuously tracking live video feeds transmitted via drones, body-worn cameras, and improvised devices. Regular patrols remain active across all key sectors to ensure normal public movement and safeguard manufacturing assets.

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