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How Bangladesh's airport uses Youtube, Facebook to tighten security system

Yusuf also created a library in the airport, punishing airport staff for mistakes by making them read books and later testing their knowledge on what they read

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If it has been a few years since you have flown through the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka, Bangladesh, you may notice that a lot has changed. Stories of endless waiting for lost luggage have been replaced with customers receiving their bags at home, and goods being stolen from passengers has become a minor issue. This is thanks, in part, to innovative efforts from executive magistrate Muhammad Yusuf at the Dhaka Airport Magistrate Court, who along with others in his department have begun using YouTube and Facebook

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