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Banglalink launches Safety and Wellness Week with nationwide walkathon

Banglalink launches Safety and Wellness Week with nationwide walkathon
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Banglalink has launched its annual Safety and Wellness Week 2025 with a nationwide walkathon held across Dhaka, Chattogram, Khulna and Bogura, bringing together more than 560 employees in a show of commitment to health, safety and workplace well-being.

According to a press statement, this year’s theme, “Strength in Action, Care in Every Step,” reflects the company’s focus on building a people-centred workplace driven by mindful habits, daily actions and genuine care.

Throughout the week, employees will take part in activities designed to promote holistic wellness, including health screenings, one-on-one consultations, fire safety awareness sessions, live safety drills, mindfulness classes,  stress-management activities and interactive engagements aimed at reinforcing essential safety practices and encouraging balanced routines.

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The walkathon began early in the morning with participants in Dhaka starting from Banglalink’s headquarters Tiger’s Den, while teams in the other regions set off from their respective offices.

Organisers said the walk served as a reminder that well-being begins with small and intentional steps taken consistently.

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Chief Executive Officer Johan Buse, along with senior leadership, inaugurated Safety and Wellness Week 2025 at Tiger’s Den.

Their presence reaffirmed the company’s commitment to fostering a safe, caring and supportive workplace.

Banglalink Chief Human Resources and Administration Officer (Acting) Ruhul Quader said the walkathon gives the week a purposeful start by emphasising that safety and wellness are everyday habits.

He said employees feel stronger and more supported when they are encouraged to look after their health, adding that the week reinforces a culture of care and collective well-being.

The statement said Banglalink remains committed to customer well-being as well.

After the recent 5.7 earthquake, the operator offered two hours of free calling to help people contact their loved ones without concern.

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