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Tea board targets 115 million kg tea production by 2030

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By Saiful Islam
| Dhaka Tribune Verified
The Bangladesh Tea Board has set a target of producing 115 million kilograms of tea annually by 2030 by expanding the cultivation of high-yielding varieties developed by the Bangladesh Tea Research Institute (BTRI) and promoting the adoption of modern technologies. To achieve this ambitious goal, authorities are focusing on bringing unused cultivable land suitable for tea production under cultivation while encouraging greater participation of small-scale tea growers.
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Cervical cancer can be prevented through vaccination: NICRH director

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By Saiful Islam
| Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS) Verified
National Institute of Cancer Research and Hospital (NICRH) director Dr Mostafa Aziz Sumon. File photo By Saiful Islam DHAKA, July 18, 2026 (BSS) - Although not all cancers can be prevented, certain types-such as cervical cancer-can be effectively prevented through vaccination. "Despite government initiatives, a lack of public awareness has prevented many families from vaccinating their children.
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Special medical campaign launched for flood victims in Moulvibazar

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By Saiful Islam
| Dhaka Tribune Verified
A special medical campaign and free medicine distribution program has been launched in Sadar upazila of Moulvibazar to provide healthcare services to flood-affected people. The program has been launched under the overall supervision of Sylhet Range Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Dr Md Zillur Rahman.
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