Fish and meat every hour at the madrasa shelter in Noakhali

In Noakhali, a private madrasa shelter named Kamal Complex is serving fish and meat for daily meals. In many places there is a lack of co-ordination of assistance programs, but many say that the provision of good food every hour is truly admirable.

It is known that about 250,000 people have left their homes and taken shelter in various shelters in Noakhali due to floods. About hundred women, men and children have taken shelter in Kamal Complex Madrasa. The owner md. Kamal Hossain is entertaining them as guests of his house. So they are giving fish and meat every hour.

Bosnia, the supervisor of the madrasa, said that everyone is aware of the situation. Otherwise we wouldn't have had the opportunity to enjoy such entertainment. Our owner has therefore provided good treatment and good entertainment. He is providing fish and meat every hour. His activities will continue till the last day inshallah.

Meanwhile, in Noakhali, there have been many reports of private initiatives taking over food for shelters. Who are organizing food every day by collecting subscription from local people. The residents of the shelter are also happy with that.

Tujoy Sultan, a resident of Sonapur area, said, We have been with the people since the beginning. In addition to the people in shelters, we are going door-to-door and delivering food to people who are stuck in water. We all have to have a good heart in anticipation of a beautiful Bangladesh.

Begumganj's Jaykrishnapur Government Primary School prepared food cooked by the people of neighboring Pana Mia Haji village. Imam Hossain Manu, a volunteer there, said that we are providing food for the residents of the shelter. We will continue to do so.

Deputy Commissioner Dewan Mahbubur Rahman said that the people of Noakhali had never seen such a terrible flood before. The way everyone is coming forward to deal with it is admirable. Besides the people of Noakhali, many people from different parts of the country are extending their helping hand here. We are grateful to everyone One day everything will be normal. However, the issues of standing next to this will be embedded in people's minds.