Tree plantation drive held in Satkhira

To protect environmental balance, expand greenery, and ensure a livable environment for future generations, the Satkhira district unit of Bashundhara Shuvosangho carried out a tree plantation drive on Thursday.

The programme was held on the premises of Baitul Aman Jame Mosque Eidgah in the Sadar upazila on Thursday afternoon. Various saplings of fruit-bearing, timber, and medicinal trees, including large mango, guava, and neem, were planted across the grounds.

Organisers said that regular care and upkeep will be ensured for the long-term preservation of the planted trees.

Presided over by Satkhira district unit of Bashundhara Shuvosangho President Fahad Hossain, the event was attended by Baitul Aman Jame Mosque Eidgah Committee President Md Mostafizur Rahman (Montu) as the chief guest.

The Eidgah committee’s General Secretary Md Imdadul Haque (Rony), Adviser Alhajj Md Showkat Karigor, member Md Mohidul Islam, local elder Md Sattar Hossain, and madrasa official Md Ashik were present as special guests.

Among others present were Md Baharul Islam (Raj), Md Munaim Hossain, Md Ibadul Islam, Md Siam Gazi, Samiul Islam, Md Siam Hossain, Md Tasim Billah, Israfil, Azizul, Habibul Bashar, Sujon, Junayed Ali, Arafat Hossain, Saidul, Ashraful, Israfil Rahman, and Rahmat Ali, alongside other local dignitaries. District unit members of Bashundhara Shuvosangho, including Asheduzzaman and Enamul Haque, also participated in the initiative.

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In his presidential address, Fahad Hossain said, "Against the backdrop of current climate change challenges, every individual should plant at least one tree and take responsibility for its care. As part of its social commitment, Bashundhara Shuvosangho regularly conducts public welfare activities, including tree plantation drives, and this effort will continue in the days ahead."

Chief guest Md Mostafizur Rahman (Montu) said, "We warmly welcome this noble tree plantation initiative at our Eidgah ground. The trees planted today will enhance the beauty of the area, provide shade, and benefit the community in the future. People from all walks of life should come forward and participate in such public welfare activities."

Following the programme, the attendees took a collective pledge to regularly nurture and preserve the newly planted saplings.