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Govt decides to keep educational institutions closed two days a week

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Published: 08/22/2022 08:54:39

The government has decided to keep educational institutions closed two days a week to save energy.

The decision was taken in a Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday, Cabinet Secretary Khondokar Anwarul Islam confirmed.

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