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According to his office, the prime minister’s speech will be broadcast on national media at 7.30pm on Tuesday.
Earlier, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina addressed the nation on May 24 on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr.
After nine months of war of armed liberation, Bangladesh began its journey as a new country on the world map with victory on December 16, 1971.
The country will celebrate the 49th anniversary of the victory on Wednesday; At the same time, the centenary of the birth of the father of the nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is being celebrated on this occasion.
However, due to the coronavirus epidemic, like many other state programs, this year’s Victory Day program had to be limited.
On Victory Day, there will be no joint military parade of the armed forces in the National Parade Square.
As soon as the sun rises, there will be 31 artillery shelling in Dhaka and all the districts and upazilas in the country. The President and Prime Minister will lay a wreath at the National Monument in the morning.
Additionally, there will be an exhibition of posters based on the history and heritage of the War of Liberation at the Pillar of Independence and the Suhrawardy Udyan Museum. A small number of visitors will be allowed in following hygiene regulations.
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