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Protests to be held across Bangladesh to observe 'Genocide Day'

By ANI | Updated: March 25, 2021 09:40 IST

00 pm to 9:01 pm across the country, the Dhaka Tribune reported citing an official statement.The daily reported ...

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00 pm to 9:01 pm across the country, the Dhaka Tribune reported citing an official statement.

The daily reported that no lighting will be allowed at all the government, semi-government, autonomous orgsations, and private buildings and installations on the night of March 25.

According to the official, key point installations (KPIs) and emergency installations will be exempted from the blackout program, Dhaka Tribune reported.

The Bangladesh genocide is considered to be the largest and longest since it covers the entire length of the nine-month-long liberation war of Bangladesh.

( With inputs from ANI )

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