State Minister for Civil Aviation and Tourism M Rashiduzzaman Millat said that the government has far-reaching thoughts on tourism. He said that the syndicate has an issue to get tickets, it has to be broken. In many cases I have heard that the flights are empty but many are not getting tickets. All necessary plans will be taken to break them.
On Wednesday (February 18) in the secretariat, he said this in response to the questions of the media workers.
Aviation State Minister said, we know what the problem is. We have made a plan with them. Government action will be informed later. It will not change overnight, it will change gradually. But we will try to bring a vibe (change) in a week or two; A democratic government has come to power.
State Minister M Rashiduzzaman Millat also said in response to the various questions of the journalists that we have tried to arrange the service of the passengers. Not just the ticketing, but the expats who come. After the arrival of the passengers, it is seen that they have to wait for an hour or two for the luggage. Sometimes things are also heard of losing items from luggage. We are planning with civil aviation to stop these.
When asked whether the BNP government will investigate the corruptions that have taken place in the last 15 years, the Minister of State for Aviation told the media, ‘Of course. If there is corruption, there will be an investigation. Many are in jail because of corruption. Still not free from corruption and efforts will continue to fix them.’
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