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Students step up to control traffic on the roads

In the absence of police, students from schools, colleges, and universities are helping to redirect traffic and prevent jams

Students step up to control traffic on the roads

Samiha Mehbub Hiya

bdnews24.com

Published : 11 Aug 2024, 10:05 AM

Updated : 11 Aug 2024, 10:05 AM

After the fall of the government on Aug 5, there were few police officers on the streets.

As the traffic increased, there was congestion. But, in the absence of traffic police, students from schools, colleges and universities stepped up. They came forward to help the people.

They can be seen at street corners and intersections across the country guiding the traffic. Following their example, the Scouts, Ansar and members of the Red Crescent have also joined in to control the traffic.

Students can also be seen cleaning the roads and walls.

They are rebuilding our generation.

This was a movement of Generation Z.

We will rebuild our nation together.

Reporter's name: Samiha Mehbub Hiya

Age:16

District: Rangpur

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