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Sherpur Upazila Administration Remained Vigilant for Circumvent Illegal Hoarding of Rice - the Daily Asia 10/16/2020 Sherpur upazila administration remained vigilant for circumvent illegal hoarding of rice - The Daily Asia HOME NATIONAL FINANCE EDUCATION HEALTH SPORTS COUNTRY ENTERTAINMENT WORLD EDITORIAL BREAKING NEWS ation Month & World Hand washing Day celebrated in Sariakandi Upazila administration monitoring potato market to control price BREAKING NEWS Sherpur upazila administration remained vigilant for circumvent illegal hoarding of rice Daily Asia — October 14, 2020 add comment Sherpur (Bogura) Correspondent: Sherpur Upazilla administration has remained vigilant in order to circumvent the illegal MUJIB BORSHO 100 hoarding of rice in Bogura. Upazilla Nirbahi Officer and Executive Magistrate Md Liaqoat Ali Shaikh has inspected several rice mills on Wednesday in different areas of the upazilla to implement the government order. Apart from these, UNO accompanied by Upazilla Food Controller Sekender Rabiul Islam conducted market monitoring drive to CORONA UPDATE keep the prices under control. Furthermore, Bera upazila chair Covid-19 he took part in the awareness campaign arranged by Khamarkandi Union Parishod. UK supports rese The mobile court administered by Md Liaqoat Ali Shaikh fined a shopkeeper to Tk 300 for exhibiting the advertisement of access in Banglad tobacco items. Besides three medicine traders were fined a total of Tk 900 for not wearing face mask. South Korea to pr Upazilla administration will continue to undergo such drive for greater interest of public, UNO said. COVID-19 testing Bangladesh Share Tweet Whatsapp Email Like 18 Print 100 more positive coronavirus in Ra PRAYER TIME TABLE Recommended For You Dhaka ফজর যাহর 1 আছর OC of Kahalu Police World Hand washing Day National Sanitation Month Upazila administration Station received award of celebrated in Sherpur & World Hand washing monitoring potato market মাগিরব best officer in charge Day celebrated in to control price in Sherpur Sariakandi এশা সূেযাদয় About the Author: Daily Asia Gallery Mujib 100 Borsho Random Posts Youtube Daily As https://dailyasiabd.com/archives/5832?fbclid=IwAR2jUkkizSkhPqRpWVIuD-hFBkfSkvWqECHD2cxrrEfNO6xTAGE977MNeTA 1/2 10/16/2020 Sherpur upazila administration remained vigilant for circumvent illegal hoarding of rice - The Daily Asia Journalist organization মুজব বষ | MUJIB BORS… Mourning on death of News journalist Absus Shahid of in Bogura August 24, 2020 Preparation for SSC Exam- 00:00 04:00 2022 : English Second 00:00 00: Paper September 19, 2020 Acting Editor: Md Mohsin Ali Advisory Editor: Dr. Elham Hossain Editorial & Commercial Office: 105 1st floor Barobagh behind of Mirpour-2 police station, Dhaka- 1216 Email: Editor: editordailyasia@gm [email protected] Advertisement: [email protected] Contract for news: 01783101246, advertisement: 01750683426, Dhaka. All Right Reserved @ The Daily Asia Bangla Developed By Rohan IT. https://dailyasiabd.com/archives/5832?fbclid=IwAR2jUkkizSkhPqRpWVIuD-hFBkfSkvWqECHD2cxrrEfNO6xTAGE977MNeTA 2/2.
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