Photo: Mehedi Hasan/Dhaka TribuneSave the Children expresses regret in a press statementThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs has termed the recent survey report of Save the Children on Bangladesh "misleading," noting that the survey failed to depict the actual situation of the country. The "so-called" survey reflected researchers’ gap of understanding and questioned the "goodwill and credibility" of Save the Children. The Foreign Ministry in a media release said the acting chief of the Save the Children in Bangladesh wholeheartedly regretted for such misleading information when the ministry wanted to know the matter. In a press statement issued on Thursday, Save the Children said the full details of the survey had not been published in some media outlets. As a result, some confusion was created, for which Save the Children expressed deep regret, adding the survey in no way reflects the plight of the children across Bangladesh.

Source: Dhaka Tribune May 15, 2020 04:22 UTC