Instructions for opening educational institutions in Bangladesh

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In Bangladesh, the military has given instructions to open educational institutions after taking power. After the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, the army took over the power. President Mohammad Shahabuddin has given instructions for the formation of an interim government. Until then, it is said that the country's peace and security forces will handle it.

The Directorate of Communications of the Army, Inter-Services Public Relations (Antavahini Jan Sanyoga) has informed that all educational institutions have been instructed to open from Tuesday. The Dhaka Tribune reported that although some schools have opened in Dhaka, there are only a small number of students.

Principal Zohra Begum of Udayan Higher Secondary School has said that some students are coming even as the admissions for class 11 are open. From Wednesday, it is said that the presence of students in educational institutions may be more.

Bangladesh's Ministry of Education has ordered the closure of educational institutions indefinitely since July 17 after the students started protesting since July 16