Activities
Main activities and types of work done by RAB are:
Counter-Terrorism RAB has made a large contribution to Bangladeshi counter-terrorism. Numerous terrorism suspects have been apprehended by RAB.
Anti Drugs RAB also has involvement in the control of illegal substances. A few examples of such substances include Yaba, Phensidyle and Heroin, which are then destroyed.
Emergency Help RAB provide immediate response for situations such as armed robbery and kidnappings.
National Common or annual needs Many national needs are filled by Rab by extra duty for the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr, Puja, world Ijtema and Akheri Munazat and many other things. They contributes much in many Elections. Example: Narayangonj City Corporation Election.
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