#!/usr/bin/perl 
use strict;
use warnings;
use Slurp;
use Data::Dumper;

my @lines = slurp('file.txt') or die; 
my $h = {}; 
my ($name, $from, $to );

for ( @lines) {
    next if /^$/;
    s/\s+//g;
    ( $name, $from, $to ) =  /(\w+) : (\d{2,}) \w+? (\d{2,})/xms;

    $h->{$name}{'from'} = $from unless defined $h->{$name}{'from'};
    $h->{$name}{'from'} = $from if $from <  $h->{$name}{'from'};
    
    $h->{$name}{'to'} = $to unless defined $h->{$name}{'to'};
    $h->{$name}{'to'} = $to if $to >  $h->{$name}{'to'};


}

print  Dumper($h);

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output : 
$VAR1 = {
          'hi' => {
                    'to' => 106,
                    'from' => 65
                  },
          'bye' => {
                     'to' => 53,
                     'from' => 12
                   }
        };

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