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April
27, 2000
Cox’s
Bazar, Apr 26 (UNB) – For the first time in country’s history, a
parliamentary watchdog goes to the beach town tomorrow (Wednesday) to
hold its meeting there.
The
22nd meeting of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Civil Aviation
and Tourism Ministry will be held at the conference room of Hotel
Shaibal.
Officials
here said the committee decided to hold the meeting in the tourist
town as law and order situation of the district deteriorated in recent
days, reducing the number of tourists in the world’s longest sea
beach.
The
meeting will discuss steps to improve the deteriorating law and order
for flourishing tourism industry, future planning of Bangladesh
Parjatan Corporation and its ongoing projects with committee chairman
Bir Bahadur MP in the chair.
Committee
members Engineer Mosharraf Hossain, Shah Azizur Rahman, Mohammad Abdus
Sattar, Mohammad Atiur Rahman, Hosn-e-Ara Wahid, Abdul Mannan, Syed
Monjur Hossain, Mizanur Rahman Singa and Kazi Shah Mofazzal Hossain
Kaikobad will attend the meeting.
After
the meeting, the committee members will visit Teknaf, the officials
said.
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