Jubo Dal leader Rabiul Islam Nayan said that frequent power shortages had previously made it difficult to charge his phones. However, he claimed that the situation has improved, noting that both of his phones are currently fully charged. Speaking during a visit to his village home in Magura yesterday, Nayan said he had not experienced significant power outages during his stay, apart from about an hour of load shedding, which he said has been common in various unions for a long time. He added that he has not noticed any major power crisis at present.
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