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Plastic waste covers the banks of the Shitalakshya River adjacent to Nabiganj Ferry Ghat in Narayanganj. A huge number of plastic bottles, polythene bags and packaging are dumped directly into the river every day from the temporary shops and businesses in the Ferry Ghat and Gudaraghat areas. The non-biodegradable waste piling up on the banks of the river not only pollutes its waters, but is also washed away by the current to the sea. Due to a lack of awareness among locals and an absence of monitoring by authorities, this plastic pollution poses a serious threat to river and marine biodiversity. Photo: Muhammad Mostafigur Rahman
Plastic waste covers the banks of the Shitalakshya River adjacent to Nabiganj Ferry Ghat in Narayanganj. A huge number of plastic bottles, polythene bags and packaging are dumped directly into the river every day from the temporary shops and businesses in the Ferry Ghat and Gudaraghat areas. The non-biodegradable waste piling up on the banks of the river not only pollutes its waters, but is also washed away by the current to the sea. Due to a lack of awareness among locals and an absence of monitoring by authorities, this plastic pollution poses a serious threat to river and marine biodiversity. Photo: Muhammad Mostafigur Rahman
Plastic waste covers the banks of the Shitalakshya River adjacent to Nabiganj Ferry Ghat in Narayanganj. A huge number of plastic bottles, polythene bags and packaging are dumped directly into the river every day from the temporary shops and businesses in the Ferry Ghat and Gudaraghat areas. The non-biodegradable waste piling up on the banks of the river not only pollutes its waters, but is also washed away by the current to the sea. Due to a lack of awareness among locals and an absence of monitoring by authorities, this plastic pollution poses a serious threat to river and marine biodiversity. Photo: Muhammad Mostafigur Rahman
Plastic waste covers the banks of the Shitalakshya River adjacent to Nabiganj Ferry Ghat in Narayanganj. A huge number of plastic bottles, polythene bags and packaging are dumped directly into the river every day from the temporary shops and businesses in the Ferry Ghat and Gudaraghat areas. The non-biodegradable waste piling up on the banks of the river not only pollutes its waters, but is also washed away by the current to the sea. Due to a lack of awareness among locals and an absence of monitoring by authorities, this plastic pollution poses a serious threat to river and marine biodiversity. Photo: Muhammad Mostafigur Rahman
Plastic waste covers the banks of the Shitalakshya River adjacent to Nabiganj Ferry Ghat in Narayanganj. A huge number of plastic bottles, polythene bags and packaging are dumped directly into the river every day from the temporary shops and businesses in the Ferry Ghat and Gudaraghat areas. The non-biodegradable waste piling up on the banks of the river not only pollutes its waters, but is also washed away by the current to the sea. Due to a lack of awareness among locals and an absence of monitoring by authorities, this plastic pollution poses a serious threat to river and marine biodiversity. Photo: Muhammad Mostafigur Rahman
Plastic waste covers the banks of the Shitalakshya River adjacent to Nabiganj Ferry Ghat in Narayanganj. A huge number of plastic bottles, polythene bags and packaging are dumped directly into the river every day from the temporary shops and businesses in the Ferry Ghat and Gudaraghat areas. The non-biodegradable waste piling up on the banks of the river not only pollutes its waters, but is also washed away by the current to the sea. Due to a lack of awareness among locals and an absence of monitoring by authorities, this plastic pollution poses a serious threat to river and marine biodiversity. Photo: Muhammad Mostafigur Rahman
Plastic waste covers the banks of the Shitalakshya River adjacent to Nabiganj Ferry Ghat in Narayanganj. A huge number of plastic bottles, polythene bags and packaging are dumped directly into the river every day from the temporary shops and businesses in the Ferry Ghat and Gudaraghat areas. The non-biodegradable waste piling up on the banks of the river not only pollutes its waters, but is also washed away by the current to the sea. Due to a lack of awareness among locals and an absence of monitoring by authorities, this plastic pollution poses a serious threat to river and marine biodiversity. Photo: Muhammad Mostafigur Rahman
Plastic waste covers the banks of the Shitalakshya River adjacent to Nabiganj Ferry Ghat in Narayanganj. A huge number of plastic bottles, polythene bags and packaging are dumped directly into the river every day from the temporary shops and businesses in the Ferry Ghat and Gudaraghat areas. The non-biodegradable waste piling up on the banks of the river not only pollutes its waters, but is also washed away by the current to the sea. Due to a lack of awareness among locals and an absence of monitoring by authorities, this plastic pollution poses a serious threat to river and marine biodiversity. Photo: Muhammad Mostafigur Rahman

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Published : 09 Nov 2026, 01:28 PM

Updated : 09 Nov 2026, 01:28 PM

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