Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina reaffirmed her commitment to ensuring housing for all as she visited a cyclone-ravaged region. Amidst the aftermath of the disaster, she emphasized the government's efforts to provide shelter and support to affected communities. Stay tuned for more updates on her relief efforts and promises of resilience in the face of adversity.
 
People of the country will not remain homeless, efforts will be made so that no one suffers, says Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The government has provided electricity to every home, arrangements have been made for shelter in natural disasters. 
 
Wherever there has been damage, arrangements are being made for reconstruction. Those whose homes have been destroyed will be provided with housing. Speaking as the chief guest at a relief distribution event for cyclone victims at the government Mujahar Uddin Bishwas Degree College ground in Kolapara, Patuakhali on Thursday afternoon, she said.
 
The Prime Minister further said, you have been given the opportunity to serve by voting by boat, development is taking place in the country under the Awami League government's leadership. Arrangements will be made for fertilizers and seeds for farmers affected by floods so that they can start afresh.
 
The Prime Minister said that books have been provided to students free of cost. Entrepreneurship should be encouraged without wasting time behind jobs. Referring to the improvement of communication, the Prime Minister said that after the Padma Bridge is completed, you can come to Kolapara from Dhaka in five hours and from Barishal in two hours. Mentioning the establishment of Payra Port and thermal power plant, she said arrangements have been made for employment for the people of the area.
 
Speaking at the event chaired by Nirmal Kumar Nandi, Senior Vice-President of the Kolapara Upazila Awami League, others included MM Mohibbur Rahman, State Minister for Disaster Management and Relief, Advocate Bahauddin Nasim, Joint Secretary of the Central Committee of the Awami League, A.S.M. Firoz, Member of Parliament for Patuakhali-2 constituency, and Nadiara Sultan, Member of Parliament for Barguna-2 constituency.
 
Earlier, at 12:20 pm, the Prime Minister landed at the helipad ground adjacent to Kolapara Model Government High School and participated in a relief distribution event at the Majhar Uddin Biswas Degree College ground. At that time, she spoke for about 10 minutes for the sake of the people. 
 
However, people started coming to the venue from 8 am to see her or listen to her speech. At least hundreds of thousands of people were present. In addition, from the Kolapara helipad to the Majhar Uddin College ground, countless people were waiting on both sides of the road from the morning.
 
At the end of the gathering, the Prime Minister inspected the Sheikh Kamal Bridge on the Kolapara-Kuakata route. Then she left by helicopter and arrived at the Payra Thermal Power Plant, where she held a meeting with divisional officials. At three o'clock in the afternoon, she left for Dhaka."
 
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