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Mohammad Al-Masum Molla
Multimedia journalist with nearly 10 years’ experience in mainstream media in Bangladesh with a background in investigative journalism and environmental, political and human rights reporting.
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Big cats in Sundarbans: Male tigers at greater risk
With the intervention of humans, be it poaching or destruction of habitat, Bengal Tigers are now facing a new threat in the form of a dwindling male population. -
Aedes Population: Six-fold rise in four months
The concentration of adult mosquito in the capital is nearly six times that in the pre-monsoon period, a key reason behind the rising dengue cases, an ongoing government survey has found. -
Dengue Outbreak in South Asia: Climate change the culprit?
With the capital gripped by panic over dengue, experts said global warm-ing resulting from climate change is a key reason behind the rising num-ber of dengue cases. -
Air quality can be managed without compromising economic growth
With Dhaka’s air contaminated with heavy metals and other poisonous particles, a global expert on air pollution suggested continuous collection of data on air quality, identification of the polluting sources and apt planning can improve the air quality of the city. -
Government Procurement: Millers favoured over growers
The government has been making good progress in buying rice from millers but it is lagging far behind its target for buying paddy from farmers, who had protested recently for not getting decent price for their produce.