Body to probe Maghbazar-Malibagh flyover planning formed

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Planning Ministry yesterday formed a three-member subcommittee to determine whether there was any flaw in the planning of Maghbazar-Malibagh flyover, reports BSS.
"The committee has also been entrusted to identify the persons responsible if any flaw is found," a parliamentary secretariat statement said. It said the sub-committee was formed with standing committee member M Tajul Islam as its convener with lawmakers Shamsul Haq Chowdhury and Muhibur Rahman being it's two other members.
The standing committee formed the probe body at its 22nd meeting, which also reviewed the progress in implementation of decisions taken in the 19th and the 20th meetings.
The meeting was informed that six projects of planning division, 11 of planning commission, four of IMED and 10 of statistics and information management division are under implementation.
A total of 235 projects will be implemented in four phases in 20 years from 2010 to 2030 under the ministry for railways. The meeting recommended keeping civil servants posted in specific posts for a certain period to facilitate attaining efficiency and applying that efficiency.

 

Body to probe Maghbazar-Malibagh flyover planning formed

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Planning Ministry yesterday formed a three-member subcommittee to determine whether there was any flaw in the planning of Maghbazar-Malibagh flyover, reports BSS. The committee has also been entrusted to identify the persons responsible if any flaw is found, a parliamentary secretariat statement said. It said the sub-committee was formed with standing committee member M Tajul Islam as its convener with lawmakers Shamsul Haq Chowdhury and Muhibur Rahman being its two other members. The standing committee formed the probe body at its 22nd meeting, which also reviewed the progress in implementation of decisions taken in the 19th and the 20th meetings. The meeting was informed that six projects of planning division, 11 of planning commission, four of IMED and 10 of statistics and information management division are under implementation. A total of 235 projects will be implemented in four phases in 20 years from 2010 to 2030 under the ministry for railways. The meeting recommended keeping civil servants posted in specific posts for a certain period to facilitate attaining efficiency and applying that efficiency.