A lot of waste has accumulated around the world during quarantine, even in civilized countries, to say nothing of states such as Bangladesh. These photographs show how volunteers struggle with trash, completely immersed in waste rivers. 

Nevertheless, even in Bangladesh, in particular in Dhaka, they are trying to deal with this problem, albeit not in very traditional and even in some primitive ways - due to the work of fearless street cleaners whose the work itself may well occupy a leading place among the worst professions in the world, since these guys have to swim almost naked in the rivers, stuffed to the brim with different wastes, making attempts to clean them from all that abundance of trash formed in the process of human life. 

In unusual photographs below you can see how volunteers clean the canal Savara, Dhaka. Previously, the canals were filled with water, but now these rivers of the region, located 24 kilometers northwest of the capital of Bangladesh, have become more like garbage streams. Mountains of black bags, plastic bottles, empty packaging and household waste simply picked up and completely blocked the canal in Savara. 

The rivers and canals of Dhaleshvari, Banshee and Turag, under the jurisdiction of the municipalities, have been littered with garbage for years. According to the “New Age Bangladesh”, the cleaners of the municipality of Savara performed an operation to clean up rivers and feces from household, plastic, medical, industrial and electronic waste in 50 places. Last year, representatives of the municipality announced that they collect at least 200 tons of waste daily, which accumulate in the lowlands connected to the rivers.

Interesting facts about Bangladesh are an excellent opportunity to learn more about South Asia. This country was a British colony for a long time, and only in 1971 received independence from it.

 

Bangladesh is a small but very densely populated country located in southern Asia. Much has it in common with neighboring India- culture, traditions, customs, and the peoples themselves inhabiting Bangladesh. This state, along with China, is one of the leading suppliers of cheap labor - a vast number of various things sold worldwide are made in Bangladesh.

 

Facts about Bangladesh 

 

1. Bangladesh is a small country located in southern Asia.

 

2. Bangladesh as a country did not exist until 1971. Indian, Turkic, and Mongol tribes ruled its territory and the British for centuries.

 

3. This country was a British colony for a long time, and only in 1971 receive independence from it.

 

4. Bangladesh has many things in common with neighboring India - culture, traditions, customs, and the people who inhabit the country.

 

5. This state, like China, is one of the leading suppliers of cheap labor. A vast number of various things that are sold around the world are made in Bangladesh.

 

6. Bangladesh is the most populous state on the planet - 1154 people per 1 km².

 

THE CAPITAL OF BANGLADESH IS DHAKA CITY

 

 

7. The capital of Bangladesh is the city of Dhaka. It is the 5th largest city in the world and the most densely populated.

 

8. The area of ​​Dhaka is 304 km2. About 10 million people live in this area. Compared with Moscow, its area is 2561 km2, and the population is slightly more than 12.5 million people.

 

DHAKA BY NIGHT

9. There is incredible movement due to the high population density in Bangladesh, especially in Dhaka. Here, those caught in a traffic jam will need about 30-40 minutes to drive 1 kilometer. Dhaka also has deplorable roads, so traffic rarely exceeds 75 km/h.

 

10. In addition, the capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka, is very polluted. In addition to lousy air, car sirens constantly sound, unpleasant odors are present, etc.

 

11. According to a report by The Economist Intelligence Unit, Dhaka is the second most uninhabitable city on the planet.

 

COPY OF THE TAJ MAHAL IN BANGLADESH

 

12. In the vicinity of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, the local oligarch Asanullah Moni built a life-size copy of the Taj Mahal. This building is located on the territory of his possessions. one

 

13. In 1757, the territory of this state was conquered by Britain (previously, it was under the control of the Mongols).

 

14. In 1857, there was a sepoy uprising, which led to the transfer of the region to the British Raj.

 

15. In 1947, the British Raj gave up territories due to a decade-long independence movement. At the same time, the countries of India and Pakistan (East and West) were created. Bangladesh was "East Pakistan" and became an independent state only in 1971.

 

16. On the country's territory, many archaeological sites and artifacts are over 4000 years old, dating back to 2000 BC.

 

SOMAPURI VIHARA MONASTERY

 

17. Somapuri Vihara Monastery, built in the 8th century, is one of South Asia's most significant archaeological sites. The complex is spread over an area of ​​more than 11 hectares.

 

18. After the division of British India into Bangladesh, a unique enclave of the third order was formed - Dakhala Kagrabari.

 

19. The territory of India was surrounded by the lands of Bangladesh, which, in turn, were surrounded by the possessions of India, and those were again located within the borders of Bangladesh.

 

20. This terrible mess was only resolved in 2015 when the two countries' governments signed an agreement on exchanging territories.

 

21. Bangladesh ranks 10th in the world in terms of population.

 

22. Bangladesh is a monistic country with 98% of Bengalis.

 

23. But a large number of citizens of this country, approximately 7.5 million people, live outside their country.

 

24. Almost half of this number live in India, about 1 million in Saudi Arabia, and the rest in the Middle East.

 

25. The Bangladeshi diaspora has contributed enormously to their country's economy as foreign workers constantly send remittances home. Approximately 5% of Bangladesh's GDP is remittances from citizens abroad.

 

 

26. Most Bangladeshi citizens are engaged in agriculture. It is estimated that approximately 70% of the population is farmers. Without farming, many people in this country could not survive.

 

27. About 96% of the country's income comes from selling clothing and fabrics. Moreover, many popular brands manufacture clothes in Bangladesh due to low labor and production costs.

 

28. Approximately 90% of the population is Muslim. Among Bangladeshi Muslims, 96% are Sunnis, 3% are Shiites, and about 1% are Ahmadis.

 

29. Bangladesh is the world's fourth largest Muslim country. This state is second only to Indonesia, Pakistan, and India.

 

30. The official language in the country is Bangla, known as Bengali. Also, many people speak English, especially in urban areas.

 

31. Some non-Bengali Muslims speak Urdu as their first language.

 

32. Despite its small size, Bahrain has unique places and sights in every corner of the city or village.

 

33. The country's sights are diverse and unique, and each architectural monument has an exciting history. Interesting places in Bangladesh are located mainly in the city of Dhaka and Chittagong.

 

34. The sights of Bangladesh are the great pride of the Bengali people. Most people here are believers, so there are many mosques and Buddhist temples in Dhaka.

 

MOSQUE BAITUL MUKARRAM

 

35. The Baitul Mukarram Mosque was built in 1960; its style resembles the famous Kaaba, the main shrine of all Muslims. Of course, it also has its characteristics, for example, the painted elements on the walls are made in a modern style, and at the entrance to the mosque, the most beautiful reservoir greets visitors.

 

36. The history of Bangladesh began 4 thousand years ago, during which time the people of the republic had to endure many wars and revolutions. Therefore, it is not surprising that in the country, the monuments of Bangladesh are literally "at every turn."

 

MEMORIAL MONUMENT SHIKHID-MINAR

 

37. Memorial monument Shahid-Minar, located in the central part of the capital. In the mid-1950s, residents staged a peaceful demonstration in support of the preservation of the Bengali language. The government of Pakistan decided to suspend the rally, resulting in a significant clash between civilians and law enforcement agencies.

 

38. Students of the city of Dhaka erected a temporary monument in memory of the tragedy, which was destroyed. The final restoration of the memorial was possible only after the last international recognition of the independence of Bangladesh.

 

39. Bangladesh is known to many as a charming country that boasts beautiful nature. Glittering rivers, stunning mountain ranges - all this is available in Bangladesh.

 

PINK PALACE

 

40. This country is home to the world's largest mangrove forest, the Sundarbans. This forest has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1997. Its area is 10,000 km2, of which 6,000 km2 are located in Bangladesh, the remaining 4,000 km2 in India.

 

41. Most of the republic is located only a few meters above sea level. Several researchers claim that 10% of the territory of Bangladesh will be flooded if the sea level rises by at least 1 meter.

 

42. A very unusual phenomenon can be observed in Barisal. For inexplicable reasons, you can hear sounds reminiscent of artillery shots. In this regard, this phenomenon was nicknamed "the guns of Barisal."

 

BANGLADESH NATIONAL MUSEUM

 

43. The museums of Bangladesh have several departments: ethnographic, department of natural history, department of world civilization, etc. The National Museum of Bangladesh was built at the beginning of the last century. Its archive contains more than ten thousand exhibits: ancient relics, paintings, weapons, sculptures, tapestries, and much more.

 

44. Bangladesh has competed in every Olympic Games since 1984 but has failed to win a single medal.

 

45. The national flower of the People's Republic of Bangladesh is the lily, and the animal is the Bengal tiger.

 

46. ​​The building of the National Assembly of Bangladesh is one of the unusual objects in the capital due to its design structure. The design of the building combines concrete, water, and light. Appearance - these are geometric shapes folded together: squares, triangles, circles.

 

47. The main difference between the seasons in the country is the amount of rain. This is because the air temperature in Bangladesh almost does not change.

 

COX BAZAR BEACH IN BANGLADESH

 

48. Bangladesh has the longest beach in Asia. It's called Cox's Bazar. The beach is located in the Bay of Bengal, in the southwestern part of the country, and is the longest in Asia and the 3rd in the world. The length of Cox's Bazar is 120 kilometers.

 

49. Citizens of Bangladesh are exceptionally hospitable. For this reason, they may invite any stranger into their home. The guest must try all the treats on the table, as refusing food here will be regarded as disrespectful to the hosts.

 

50. Despite poverty, the country has a relatively high literacy level. Among adults, about 76% of men and 70% of women are literate. Among young people, the figures are even higher. About 92% of the country's young population aged 15 to 24 are educated.

 

 

আমাদের এই education bangla ওয়েব সাইটে আরবি, বাংলা উচ্চারণ ও বাংলা অর্থ সহ সকল দোয়া, হাদিস, আমল, জিকির, তাসবিহ, নিয়ত, ফজিলত ইত্যাদি বিষয়ে বিস্তারিত আলোচনা করা হয়েছে। আপনারা আমাদের ওয়েব সাইট ঘুরে সকল কিছু দেখতে পারেন।