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Marcel Brand Ambassdor Amin Khan hands over Tk1 lakh worth cash voucher to Marcel fridge customer Alauddin.

Marcel Brand Ambassdor Amin Khan hands over Tk1 lakh worth cash voucher to Marcel fridge customer Alauddin.
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