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9 Armed Police Battalion (APBN) chief visits Bhasanchar camp

September 19, 2025
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Chattogram 9 APBN Commander (Additional DIG) Mohammad Shamsul Islam Akand visited Bhasanchar Rohingya Camp in Noakhali.

When he went to Bhasanchar in Noakhali, 9 APBN Camp Commander (Senior Assistant Superintendent of Police) Mohammad Ali Nawaz gave a floral welcome to the captain and a smart team provided a guard of honor on recently.

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He met all the members of camp for a exchange of views. Later, he listened to various problems and gave suggestions. He also inspected the mess, barracks and duty post.

At that time, APBN Camp Commander, Officer-in-Charge, Bhasanchar Police Station and other officers were present.

Later, he left Bhasanchar for the battalion headquarters in Chattogram by a naval ship.

Source: bangladeshpost.net
Tags: APBNArmed Police BattalionBhasanchar camp

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