Dhaka:
The Election Commission (EC) has also been asked to keep the ambulances on standby in order to provide emergency services to all the government hospitals in the country ahead of the upcoming 11th parliamentary elections.
Election Commission (EC) Secretary Helaluddin Ahmad has given instructions in this regard to the Director General of Health Care Department and Department of Health in the Ministry of Health.
The instructions have been said - On the occasion of the upcoming 11th National Assembly elections, on the occasion of the upcoming 11th National Assembly elections, on December 29, 30 and 31, the hospitals of all departments, district and upazila level including Dhaka Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University and Dhaka Medical College (Dhamek) Hospital should be kept in full preparation and ambulance standby for the purpose of providing emergency medical services.
In the parliamentary elections, the law enforcement forces will have a maximum force of 8 lakhs, including 7 lakh polling officers and other activities.
Violent activities occur in every parliamentary election. The manpower associated with the violence with the party workers and supporters has also been injured or killed. The 10th parliamentary elections were also injured in the 10th parliamentary elections, including 135 people who were also compensated by the Election Commission.
Ahead of the 11th national elections, BZ leaders have also been attacked in various parts of the country, and some have been injured in the police firing, and the US Ambassador Robert Miller has already met with the Election Commission and said that the country is concerned about the violence that has happened in the last two weeks.
The EC, the joint secretary, said the EC, the joint secretary, said that there were many incidents of violence in the local elections, and there were already many incidents in the polls ahead of the parliamentary elections.
The 11th National Assembly elections will be held on December 30.
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