State Minister for Civil Aviation and Tourism M Rashiduzzaman Millat said that although oil prices have risen in 39 countries due to the war situation in the Middle East, Bangladesh has not increased its oil prices. He made the remarks on Monday, March 16, after inaugurating the re-excavation of the Katakhali canal, known locally as Zia Khal, in Islampur, Jamalpur.
Millat stated that even though Bangladesh imports oil, the government has not raised prices, considering the hardship of farmers and ordinary citizens. He added that electricity and fuel prices would also remain unchanged. The minister further mentioned that discussions with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are ongoing to resolve issues faced by citizens stranded abroad or dealing with visa complications due to the Middle East conflict. Those unable to travel despite purchasing air tickets will not lose any money from their ticket payments.
The event was chaired by Jamalpur Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Yusup Ali and conducted by Islampur Upazila Executive Officer Nazmul Hossain, with members of parliament from the district’s other constituencies in attendance.
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