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This image of the book distribution was found on Friday while speaking with education officials and officials from various educational institutions in different parts of the country.
Elementary education officials said they could deliver new books to 90 percent of students on Friday, since all books were received on time.
And the high school principals said they have not yet received the books for all the classes. The education office has informed you that all books will be available in the next two to seven days.
Amid the coronavirus epidemic, 34 crore 36 lakh 62,412 books will be delivered to 4 crore 18 lakh 55,228 students without holding a textbook festival on the first day of the year.
The government has instructed educational institutions to distribute primary level books on Fridays and Saturdays and secondary level books from January 1 to 12.
Rajshahi Godagari Noncommissioned Officer of Education. Mamunur Rashid told bdnews24.com on Friday morning that elementary schools in his upazila had received all the books according to the lawsuit.
“Books have been distributed to all schools since morning. We have instructed that no one should receive a book without a mask. Also, schools have been asked to provide disinfectants.”
The education official said the books were being distributed ‘correctly’. “I visited various schools and inquired about book distribution activities. Books are distributed according to hygiene standards,” he said.
Comilla Debidwar Warrant Officer for Education. Jamal Hossain told bdnews24.com that the books were being distributed to all elementary schools in his upazila since Friday morning.
“The books are being given here by sharing classes. However, books will be issued to everyone who comes to school on Friday. The books are distributed taking into account that there should be no people, everyone carries books with masks ”.
Education official Jamal said the elementary books will be distributed to schools in the upazila for a few days. “We want there to be no crowds at book distribution,” he said.
Pirojpur Indurkani Upazila Ujpela Syed’s Assistant Education Officer. Ahsan expects the delivery of books to 90% of the elementary school students in his upazila to end on Friday.
He told bdnews24.com: “Book distribution has started at 8 am. Those who do not come today to pick up books will have books delivered tomorrow. The books will be delivered to the homes of those who do not come tomorrow.”
On the occasion of the book distribution, masks, disinfectants and soaps have been kept in schools in Indurkani Upazila, Ahsan said, adding that the schools are giving masks to those who have not worn masks.
You have been ordered to complete the primary book distribution between January 1 and 2 this time. The Department of Secondary and Higher Education has ordered to deliver books to students in ninth class from January 1 to 3, eighth class on January 4 and 6, seventh class from January 6 to 9 and sixth class from January 10 to 12 .
The principals of some secondary schools have said that although the government has given instructions on when to distribute the books in which classes, it is not being enforced as the books for all classes have not been received on time.
Matiur Rahman, principal of Kushtia’s Bheramara Pilot Secondary Girls High School, told bdnews24.com on Friday: “We have received sixth and seventh grade books, and the seventh grade books will be distributed on Friday.”
“The education officer said other books will be available in 2/1 days. As soon as the books are received, they will be distributed into groups according to government rules. “
Fake pilot model high school principal from Sherpur. Abdur Rauf told bdnews24.com that only the sixth grade books were being distributed on Friday as they had been received.
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“The education office has informed us that books for other classes will be available within a week. Those books will be distributed as soon as they are received ”.
SM Masud Kabir, principal of the Dhanbari collegiate model school in Tangail, said that they only received all the books for sixth grade and four books for seventh grade. Other books are in the Upazila Office of Education, books will be distributed upon receipt.
Principal of the pilot secondary school Kurigram Rajarhat. Ashraful Islam said that they have received all the 9th grade books except TIC.
“We’re only giving out 9th grade books today, because we haven’t received any other class books yet. I’ll give them to you as soon as I get them.
Principal Ashraful said students and parents are collecting new books in accordance with health rules.
Narayan Chandra Saha, president of the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB), said that it was not possible to send all secondary books to educational institutions because the epidemic had hampered book printing.
He told bdnews24.com on Thursday that textbooks that have not yet been sent to school will be shipped within the next week.
The government led by the Awami League has been celebrating the first day of the year since 2010 and delivering new books to students. In the last 11 years, 36 crore 7 lakh 8 thousand 57 books have been distributed free of charge.
When this year’s book distribution ends, a total of 401 crore 24 lakh 39 thousand 98 books will be distributed.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina launched the book distribution program on Thursday via video conference from Ganobhaban.
Distribution of 24 crore 10 lakh 69 thousand 756 books to one crore 65 lakh 75 thousand 453 lower secondary, secondary and ibtedayi students through the Ministry of Education and 10 crore 25 lakh 72 thousand 555 books to 23 crore 89 thousand 83 school students primary and minorities. Finished this time.
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