Dhaka has consistently been identified as having one of the highest degrees of air pollution. Large amount of emission from motorised vehicles coupled with unplanned urbanisation and deforestation are the leading reasons for air pollution.
In comparison with more known forms of pollution, the concept of sight pollution is relatively unconventional. But its impact on the environment is neither negligible nor unknown.
The misery of the poor and middle class people outspread across the market of daily commodities due to the skyrocketing price.
In the year of 2021, a good number of laws were amended in the National Parliament of Bangladesh in order to cope with the onslaught in connection with the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
Dhaka has consistently been identified as having one of the highest degrees of air pollution. Large amount of emission from motorised vehicles coupled with unplanned urbanisation and deforestation are the leading reasons for air pollution.
In comparison with more known forms of pollution, the concept of sight pollution is relatively unconventional. But its impact on the environment is neither negligible nor unknown.
The misery of the poor and middle class people outspread across the market of daily commodities due to the skyrocketing price.
In the year of 2021, a good number of laws were amended in the National Parliament of Bangladesh in order to cope with the onslaught in connection with the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.