Plans to fight pollution in city offered
Despite being embroiled in a blaming game, the three agencies responsible for ensuring a clean city of Dhaka have offered plans to fight pollution caused by nearly 2,50,000 black smoke-emitting
Despite being embroiled in a blaming game, the three agencies responsible for ensuring a clean city of Dhaka have offered plans to fight pollution caused by nearly 2,50,000 black smoke-emitting
Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority disregarded suggestions of the water resource experts and continued extraction of underground water from the "red marked" zones by commissioning new deep
More than two-thirds of Dhaka dwellers are lacking access to safe drinking water supplied by Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority. Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority does not know the
The dwellers of Dhaka are unlikely to get adequate safe drinking water from Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (WASA) before the year 2005. The gap between water consumption and supply in
Dhaka WASA is expected to add an additional one crore sixty lakh litre water to its present supply by next month. The additional water will come from four deep tubewells awaiting to be put on
Bangladesh has received more water from the Ganges river during January to May period than that was agreed in the water treaty with
The implementation of the 150 million dollar project for restoration of the Gorai River will begin in October this year. The first phase of the project includes a feasibility study on its
The amount of construction cost of Teesta Barrage Project (TBP) is increasing with the passage of time but there is no sign of completion of the project in the near
Bangladesh Environmental Lawyer's Association (BELA) and Gulshan, Banani and Baridhara Welfare Society expressed their concern at the attempt to encroach the Gulshan, Banani and Baridhara lake with
The government has taken up two priority projects, Gorai River Excavation and updating pre-feasibility studies of the Ganges Barrage - to ensure optimal use of the Ganges water and save 40 million