The July Museum in Bangladesh is struggling to manage over 3,500 daily visitors due to a lack of permanent staff. Operations are currently reliant on temporary workers, outsourced personnel, and volunteers, sparking concerns about security and overall operational effectiveness. This staffing shortfall is creating difficulties in adequately handling the large influx of tourists. Authorities have not yet addressed the recruitment of sufficient permanent employees. The situation raises questions regarding visitor safety and the preservation of exhibits within the July Museum. The current workforce is stretched thin, potentially compromising the quality of the visitor experience. Addressing these staffing issues is becoming increasingly urgent as visitor numbers continue to rise.