A parliamentary committee has recommended installing a new sound system in the Bangladesh National Parliament to improve audio quality during sessions. The recommendation was made at a committee meeting held on Wednesday at the National Parliament building. The committee emphasized that the new system should be capable of absorbing sound within one second or less and eliminate echoes. It also urged prompt action to implement the upgrade.

The meeting, chaired by Chief Whip Md. Nurul Islam, was attended by several committee members and relevant officials. In addition to the sound system proposal, the committee discussed issues such as slow internet connectivity, renovation progress of MPs’ residential buildings on Manik Mia Avenue and in Nakhalpara, safe drinking water shortages, emergency medical services for MPs, and security measures at MP hostels.

According to the Parliament Secretariat, these recommendations aim to enhance the functionality and comfort of parliamentary facilities and ensure better working conditions for members.