Afiza of Lakshmipur was the first driver of Metrorail

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The first metro rail of the country is going to be inaugurated on December 28 just two days later, with the six women drivers connected to this journey.

Among them, Morith Affiza has completed the preparations for sitting in the driver's seat on the opening day.

He told the media that after all the preparations for the inauguration of the metro rail, sufficient drivers were hired to run the train, including six female drivers, and their training was over.

On the day of the inauguration, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will be the first passenger of the metro rail, and on that day, the train is scheduled to run as a driver of the metro rail, Moritham Afizar.

He has completed his Masters in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering from Nobiprobi University of Science and Technology (Nobiprobi).

He was appointed as a driver on November 2 last year. He has known to become a seasoned driver after training for a year.

"I got the appointment on November 2, 2021. I have not worked as a driver before. I have been training for the job since I got the job. I am still in training," said Morith Afiza, who was excited to be a female driver of the metro rail.

When asked how much he is ready to run the train, Morit told the media that I have passed all the steps of training as a driver.

Morita Afiza, the female driver of Metro, who is still learning to be a proud part of the country's history, is still learning to acquire skills.

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