Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has strengthened patrols and surveillance along the Sunamganj border to prevent illegal push-ins from India. On Sunday midnight, BGB personnel conducted patrols in the Bishwambharpur upazila border area and used loudspeakers to alert and raise awareness among local residents.
According to BGB sources, the Sunamganj border spans 120 kilometers, with 90 kilometers under the jurisdiction of the 28 BGB Battalion and the remaining 30 kilometers under the 48 BGB Battalion in Sylhet. The 28 BGB Battalion Commander, Lieutenant Colonel A K M Zakaria Kadir, stated that six points within the 90-kilometer stretch lack barbed wire fencing, making them relatively vulnerable. Additional security measures have been implemented in these unprotected areas, alongside awareness campaigns urging border residents to remain vigilant.
The initiative reflects BGB’s ongoing efforts to enhance border security and community cooperation in preventing unauthorized cross-border movements.
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