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Since the coroner’s outbreak began, the government has extended its license since March 25. All officials were instructed to remain on the job site in this national disaster. But many refused to leave the workplace and went home. As a result, there are disruptions to the implementation of various government directives. Therefore, the Ministry of Public Administration and the Cabinet Division have written a letter seeking a list of the missing officers and employees in the workplace.
The deputy commissioner is known to report to the ministry as deputy commissioner, the deputy commissioner of the district executive officer. Later, departmental measures can be taken against them, so the absent authorities will be in danger.
Earlier on Thursday, the Cabinet Division ordered officials to take action against officials from several missing offices and agencies in Madaripur’s Shibchar. That list has been sent. Their respective ministries are said to take action against these officers.
Public Administration Secretary Sheikh Yusuf Haroon said Saturday: “We received information that a ground-level officer is missing somewhere.” We have asked departmental commissioners and district administrators to send them to the Ministry of Public Administration and the Cabinet Division.
He said: ‘Somewhere, an officer has been named a tag officer for relief distribution, but he is missing. He may have gone home. We do not receive your service. That is why in some places members are corruption and in some cases officials are also corruption. ”
The secretary said: “We will take drastic action against the absent officers and employees. But there has been no time to send this list.
The government first declared a holiday from March 25 to April 1 to prevent coronavirus infection. After the situation did not improve, the vacation was extended until April 3 after three periods.
Meanwhile, due to the absence of many officers, the executives at upazila and asiland have to work around the clock to ensure relief and quarantine. In addition, members of the army, the police and the RAB work day and night.
On the other hand, many authorities did not come to work even after repeated notice. The decision to be strict was reportedly made. However, those who have left the workplace on vacation cannot return to work due to all communication.
(DhakaTimes / April 1 / BU / HF)
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