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A Glass of Hope in 38°C

When the temperature in Brahmanbaria was 38 degrees Celsius on 14th May 2025, the city was scorching in the sun, and people were exhausted. People are fighting the heat wave in the markets, on the roads, and at work.

In such a difficult situation, the dedicated volunteers of Volunteers for Bangladesh (VBD), Brahmanbaria district, of which I was a part, came forward to provide some relief to the pedestrians.
Mukto-monch, May 11, 2025
Standing at various points in the city, we hand out glasses of cold sherbet to thousands of passersby. Every sip of the 300 liters of sherbet brings a drop of peace, a little love.

This humanitarian initiative brings life to the common people. Everyone spontaneously applauds such a heart-touching act.

#VBD #Volunteerism #VolunteerForBangladesh #JAAGOFoundation #SDG #VBDBrahmanbariaDistrict

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