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A delegation of the Netherlands government including Director [programme] of Simabi Ewout van Galen visited the Bhashantek slum at Mirpur in the city on Tuesday to see the condition of pure drinking water, sanitation and cleanliness in the area.

 New Nation
 Published: 12:00 AM, 17 June 2015  Updated: 9:02 AM, 29 September 2022
A delegation of the Netherlands government including Director [programme] of Simabi Ewout van Galen visited the Bhashantek slum at Mirpur in the city on Tuesday to see the condition of pure drinking water, sanitation and cleanliness in the area.
A delegation of the Netherlands government including Director [programme] of Simabi Ewout van Galen visited the Bhashantek slum at Mirpur in the city on Tuesday to see the condition of pure drinking water, sanitation and cleanliness in the area.