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Memorial meeting for martyrs of student movement postponed: Adviser Nahid

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TBS Report
12 September, 2024, 04:35 pm
Last modified: 12 September, 2024, 10:21 pm

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Memorial meeting for martyrs of student movement postponed: Adviser Nahid

Addressing the cost of the event, Islam clarified, "It is not exactly a Tk5 crore budget. The expenditure has been kept within this amount. This includes the cost of transporting the families of the deceased and injured from outside Dhaka and providing them with accommodation for one night"

TBS Report
12 September, 2024, 04:35 pm
Last modified: 12 September, 2024, 10:21 pm
NCP Convener Md Nahid Islam. File Photo: Collected
NCP Convener Md Nahid Islam. File Photo: Collected

The memorial meeting for the martyrs of the recent student-led uprising has been postponed, as the full list of the deceased is yet to be finalised, Information and Broadcasting Ministry Adviser Nahid Islam said today (12 September). 

During a press conference held at the ministry's conference room, Nahid Islam explained that the Ministry of Health is still preparing the list of casualties from the movement. 

"So far, reports indicate that 728 individuals have been killed and 20,263 injured, but the death toll may be slightly higher. As the final list is not ready yet, we have decided to postpone the memorial meeting stated for 14 September," he stated.

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Addressing the cost of the event, Nahid clarified, "It is not exactly a Tk5 crore budget. The expenditure has been kept within this amount. This includes the cost of transporting the families of the deceased and injured from outside Dhaka and providing them with accommodation for one night."

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