Online classes and other activities will continue as usual, the university’s public relations office says
Police team off to Seoul
A 25-member team comprising mostly police officials has left for Seoul to train in crime investigation with the help of forensic science.
Published : 17 Sept 2014, 12:19 PM
Updated : 17 Sept 2014, 12:36 PM
Korea’s development arm, KOICA, on Wednesday said they would attend a 16-day training programme from Sep 18 to Oct 3 at the Institute of Justice.
Forensic investigation is being used to establish evidence for criminal justice. Bangladesh is new in this field.
KOICA said the training would help Bangladesh “better equip in advanced techniques” relating to forensics.
Korea has developed a country focused training programme.
The Bangladesh team will receive the training tailored for the country’s needs.
KOICA Resident Representative Kim Bok-Hee hoped that they would be able to apply the lessons learnt once came back to work.
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