Junaid Al Habib-
When the coastal town of Lakshmipur was disrupted by the impact of the cyclone Sitrang in the Andaman Sea, the district police superintendent stood next to the cyclone-stricken people of the district. Mahfuzzaman Ashraf.
On Monday (October 24), the Superintendent of Police inquired about 5,352 people from 13 shelters in the coastal region.
The District Superintendent of Police Majuchaudhury inquired about the people who took shelter in the shelters and other police stations under the shelters and other police stations, and he distributed dry food among the people affected by the natural disasters, and the Superintendent of Police also assured the district police to provide assistance to the general public for any need.
On his Facebook page, the Superintendent of Police wrote about this, Vortilj Sitrang... In the coastal area, we are always active in the cyclone center to ensure safety for the people, the police are always active in the cyclone center, the vegetation of the wind, the rough waves of the river, the rapid increase in the water, the cold effect, the rain is like a stream of incessant flow and the fear of the people.
The life struggle of the people of the coastal Char area and the struggle for survival is like a normal stream.
