Students to be recruited as Part-Time Traffic Assistants, shift for 4 hours

Youth and Sports Adviser Asif Mahmud announced that students will serve as auxiliary traffic police for four hours daily, starting with an initial group of 300-400 students at key locations in the capital. This initiative aims to provide students with part-time income while controlling traffic during peak hours. Additionally, he revealed plans to create 500,000 jobs over the next two years to address unemployment, focusing on filling vacant positions across various departments. To commemorate National Youth Day, 64 canal cleaning activities will also take place nationwide, promoting environmental awareness for future generations.