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Buriganga remains unchanged

Waste from hundreds of factories in Dhaka's Shyampur and nearby areas is constantly feeding into the water of the Buriganga River. Whether it's the dry season or the monsoon, pollution in the Buriganga runs in sync. The pollution not only changes the colour of the water, but also spreads a foul smell.

Factory waste flows into the Buriganga River in Dholeshwar Gudaraghat of Dhaka’s Shyampur.  Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Factory waste flows into the Buriganga River in Dholeshwar Gudaraghat of Dhaka’s Shyampur. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Chemicals from different factories mix with the Buriganga River in Dholeshwar Gudaraghat of Dhaka’s Shyampur.  Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Chemicals from different factories mix with the Buriganga River in Dholeshwar Gudaraghat of Dhaka’s Shyampur. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Chemicals from different factories mix with the Buriganga River in Dholeshwar Gudaraghat of Dhaka’s Shyampur.  Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Chemicals from different factories mix with the Buriganga River in Dholeshwar Gudaraghat of Dhaka’s Shyampur. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Industrial waste from nearby factories continually flows into the Buriganga River, causing it to remain polluted for most of the year.  Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Industrial waste from nearby factories continually flows into the Buriganga River, causing it to remain polluted for most of the year. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
One of the many causes of pollution in the Buriganga River is the inadequate sewage system surrounding it. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
One of the many causes of pollution in the Buriganga River is the inadequate sewage system surrounding it. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Waste from dyeing factories in Dhaka's Shyampur mixes into the Buriganga River without any form of purification. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Waste from dyeing factories in Dhaka's Shyampur mixes into the Buriganga River without any form of purification. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Waste from dyeing factories in Dhaka's Shyampur mixes into the Buriganga River without any form of purification. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Waste from dyeing factories in Dhaka's Shyampur mixes into the Buriganga River without any form of purification. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
In Dholeshwar Gudaraghat of Dhaka's Shyampur, factory waste is discharged directly into the Buriganga River, causing pollution and spreading a foul smell.  Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
In Dholeshwar Gudaraghat of Dhaka's Shyampur, factory waste is discharged directly into the Buriganga River, causing pollution and spreading a foul smell. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
In Dholeshwar Gudaraghat of Dhaka's Shyampur, factory waste is discharged directly into the Buriganga River, causing pollution and spreading a foul smell.  Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
In Dholeshwar Gudaraghat of Dhaka's Shyampur, factory waste is discharged directly into the Buriganga River, causing pollution and spreading a foul smell. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin

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Published : 29 Apr 2026, 08:54 PM

Updated : 29 Apr 2026, 08:54 PM

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