Education Minister Dr. Dipu Moni is in isolation
Education Minister Dr. Dipu Moni is in isolation. Her husband is a prominent lawyer and member of the Board of Trustees of Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB). Tawfiq Newaz has been diagnosed with the coronavirus. Since then, the education minister has been in isolation. The minister’s husband has been diagnosed with coronavirus. His positive report came on Saturday night. Since then, the Minister has been in isolation.
The minister’s husband did not have symptoms. She is being treated under the care of nurses. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. Meanwhile, on Monday afternoon, the selected candidates for various government and private educational institutions are scheduled to hand over the appointment letters. Dipu Monir. He will hand over the appointment letters to the representatives of 2,065 candidates for the post of teacher in various subjects of government secondary schools and to the representatives of 34,063 candidates who have been recommended by NTRCA.
He will take part in a press conference at the International Mother Tongue Institute and hand over appointment letters and recommendations to new teachers, the education ministry said. However, as the education minister is in isolation, there are concerns over whether the minister will take part in the distribution of teachers’ appointment letters.
Mohammad Abul Khair, public relations officer of the Ministry of Education, will take part in a press conference on the issue of appointment letters among 2,065 teachers of government secondary schools and 34,063 teachers recruited through NTRCA. The press conference will be held at 2 pm at the International Mother Tongue Institute of Segun Bagichar in the capital. On this occasion, the representatives of the newly recruited candidates in government educational institutions will be handed over the appointment letters and the recommendation letters will be handed over to the newly recruited candidates in private institutions.
