MASTUL Foundation Volunteers Restore Mohammadpur Police Station After Vandalism

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In a commendable display of civic responsibility and community service, volunteers from the MASTUL Foundation’s youth wing, Mastul Social Force, undertook the critical task of cleaning and restoring the Mohammadpur Police Station after it was vandalized by miscreants. The police station had been severely damaged, with walls defaced and important files scattered, leaving the premises in disarray.

The volunteers, primarily composed of dedicated young members of Mastul Social Force, rolled up their sleeves and worked tirelessly to bring the station back to its functional state. Their efforts included washing the walls to prepare them for repainting, carefully rescuing bullets, vital documents, and tools from the wreckage, and submitting them to the Army for safekeeping.

Speaking on the occasion, the Executive Director of MASTUL Foundation, Mr. Kazi Reaz Rahman, praised the volunteers for their unwavering commitment to the community. He said, “Our youth have shown immense dedication in this challenging situation. Their swift and selfless actions are a testament to the spirit of service that the MASTUL Foundation embodies. We are proud of their efforts to not only clean up the damage but to also restore order and safety to the community.”

The restoration of the Mohammadpur Police Station is a powerful reminder of the impact that organized volunteer efforts can have in times of crisis. The MASTUL Foundation continues to play a vital role in supporting and uplifting communities through its various initiatives, with Mastul Social Force at the forefront of these endeavours.