On Tuesday afternoon, Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus visited Ganabhaban to inspect the final-stage progress of the July Uprising Memorial Museum. During the visit, he reviewed various aspects of the museum’s setup, exhibits, and facilities. A notable feature at the site is a red telephone, which has been installed to record calls from former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Visitors can listen to these calls simply by pressing a button, offering a unique and interactive experience. Professor Yunus’s visit highlighted the government’s commitment to preserving the history of the July Uprising and ensuring the museum is ready for public display.
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