Due to construction of a flyover, these roads at the capital’s Malibagh and Rajarbagh are already in a mess with trenches and potholes. And now, rains have caused waterlogging, leading to untold sufferings of daily passengers. The photos were taken on April 6, 2015. Photo: Sk Enamul Haq
Due to construction of a flyover, these roads at the capital’s Malibagh and Rajarbagh are already in a mess with trenches and potholes. And now, rains have caused waterlogging, leading to untold sufferings of daily passengers. The photos were taken on April 6, 2015. Photo: Sk Enamul Haq
Due to construction of a flyover, these roads at the capital’s Malibagh and Rajarbagh are already in a mess with trenches and potholes. And now, rains have caused waterlogging, leading to untold sufferings of daily passengers. The photos were taken on April 6, 2015. Photo: Sk Enamul Haq
Due to construction of a flyover, these roads at the capital’s Malibagh and Rajarbagh are already in a mess with trenches and potholes. And now, rains have caused waterlogging, leading to untold sufferings of daily passengers. The photos were taken on April 6, 2015. Photo: Sk Enamul Haq
With India’s Farakka barrage upstream reducing the water flow, the once mighty Nabaganga river has fallen victim to a new enemy, encroachment, resulting in its depth now just reaching the ankle while flowing through Jhenidah. Originating near the Chuadanga town, the river runs to the Madhumati. The photo was taken on April 6, 2015. Photo: Azibor Rahman
Buyers throng Chawkbazar in Barisal city on April 6,2015 as clothes traders offer discounts ahead of Pahela Baishakh, one of the major occasions outside two Eid days and Durga Puja when the apparel market gets a sales boost all over the country. Photo: Arifur Rahman
