Bangladesh is back on track after the coup! Orders to open schools and colleges, know how the situation is now

Bangladesh Schools Reopen: All educational institutions including universities, secondary schools and colleges were opened in Bangladesh on Sunday (August 18). These institutions have been reopened after being closed for more than a month. They were closed more than a month ago due to violence during protests led by students. Due to the protests, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had to resign from her post and leave the country.

In fact, educational institutions in Bangladesh were closed indefinitely on July 17 to ensure the safety of students after violence broke out during a recent movement demanding reforms related to reservation in jobs. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had to resign due to the protests and she is currently in India.

Educational institutions opened on the instructions of Mohammad Yunus

The Ministry of Education of the interim government of Bangladesh on Thursday (August 15) issued instructions to open all the institutions under its jurisdiction. According to the Bengali news channel ‘Samay TV’, a notification was issued on August 15 by the Deputy Secretary of the Interim Government, Mosammat Rahima Akhtar, which said, “Following the instructions of Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus, all educational institutions have been asked to take necessary steps to resume teaching activities from August 18.”

After the school reopened, Dhaka city was seen filled with vehicles

According to the news of ‘Daily Star’, in the morning, school students were seen going towards their institutions wearing ‘uniform’, many of whom were accompanied by their parents. Due to the opening of educational institutions, many places in Dhaka city are jam packed with vehicles. Weekly working days in Bangladesh are from Sunday to Thursday.

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