Regular maintenance, provision of funds necessary
Take measures to address the plight of commuters
LGED must reduce its huge repairs backlog, prevent shoddy construction
It shows how poor planning and lax quality control are marring Bangladesh's development projects
Authorities must ensure quality, prevent irregularities in construction projects
Relevant agencies must work together to improve their safety
Government must cancel the plan to build a road through Ramu forest
The Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) has taken an initiative to build a 5km road through the Ramu reserve forest, a move that forest officials and environmentalists say will bring disaster.
The streets of rural Bangladesh should value the safety and wellbeing of its users.
Regular maintenance, provision of funds necessary
Take measures to address the plight of commuters
LGED must reduce its huge repairs backlog, prevent shoddy construction
It shows how poor planning and lax quality control are marring Bangladesh's development projects
Authorities must ensure quality, prevent irregularities in construction projects
Relevant agencies must work together to improve their safety
Government must cancel the plan to build a road through Ramu forest
The Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) has taken an initiative to build a 5km road through the Ramu reserve forest, a move that forest officials and environmentalists say will bring disaster.
The streets of rural Bangladesh should value the safety and wellbeing of its users.
Around 657 kilometres of 153 roads in Sylhet and Suamganj have been submerged due to flood as the water of the river Surma and Kushiyara is still flowing above the danger level.
