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Authorities Now Say the Notice to Close Schools for Two Days Was 'Fake'

Summary by প্রথম আলো
Police Lines School in the Kurpar area of the city, which is run by the Netrakona District Police Administration, has been declared closed for two days. The school has issued a notice stating that police members who have come to the school on the occasion of the NCP march will be stationed there.
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Authorities Now Say the Notice to Close Schools for Two Days Was 'Fake'

Police Lines School in the Kurpar area of the city, which is run by the Netrakona District Police Administration, has been declared closed for two days. The school has issued a notice stating that police members who have come to the school on the occasion of the NCP march will be stationed there.

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প্রথম আলো broke the news in on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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