An elderly man carries a sack of relief items provided by Siemens Bangladesh through Bidyanondo Foundation. Employees of Siemens Bangladesh Ltd donated their one day’s salary to 2,000 poverty-stricken families following the Covid-19 crisis.
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7 September, 2020 12:00 AM
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