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The new office of Bashundhara Welfare Society has been formally inaugurated with the aim of further improving the welfare of and the standard of services for the residents of Bashundhara Residential Area.
The new office was inaugurated on Thursday evening.
Those concerned said the society’s activities will become more organised and dynamic through the new office. Alongside, it will be possible to assist residents quickly and effectively on various needs, complaints and service-related matters.
It was said on behalf of the society that its goal is to ensure a safe, orderly, liveable and welfare-oriented environment for the residents of Bashundhara Residential Area and to build a beautiful community through mutual cooperation. The new office will take service activities one step further in realising that goal.
At the inaugural ceremony, the society’s president and member of parliament Sheikh Mojibur Rahman Iqbal said, ‘We have opened our new office here. We are working to ensure various facilities for the residents of Bashundhara. We have already launched an ambulance service. This service will be provided at low cost.’
He said, ‘Besides, arrangements have also been made to supply emergency medicines from home to home. Many residents often have problems collecting medicines. If they contact the emergency number, we will deliver the medicines quickly. Residents will get these services from next week.’
The society’s secretary general Captain (retd) Sheikh Ehsan Reza said, ‘We inaugurated the new office precisely with the aim of further improving the welfare of the residents of Bashundhara and the standard of services.’
He said they hope the organisation’s activities will become more dynamic and organised through this office and quick action will be taken from here on the services and complaints of residents.
Sheikh Ehsan Reza further said, ‘There will be an effort to give residents a safe, orderly and welfare-oriented environment. We believe that if we work through mutual cooperation, we will be able to reach the goal. This office of today will help us reach that goal.’
He said, ‘Our ambulance service, 24-hour emergency medicine delivery service and, under the utility service, plumbing and electrician services will be provided. We have also opened a call centre. In future we will take all services to a digital platform, so that everyone can take the services online.’
The society’s executive vice-president Kazi Didar Ahmed, finance secretary Imrul Hasan and others were present at the event.
The society said that through the new office and the various services launched, alongside giving residents the necessary assistance more quickly and effectively, an initiative will be taken for quick resolution of their complaints.
