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Holholiya river erosion: Locals in Kurigram contribute to construct bamboo barrier Photo: Star Star Digital Report Star Digital Report Villagers in Kurigram s Rowmari upazila have contributed in construction of bamboo pilings to protect their land from Holholiya river erosion. To prevent erosion across one kilometre stretch of the river, they have already constructed eight bamboo barriers and will make two more within three to four days, our Kurigram correspondent reports quoting villagers. Around 5,000 families from Dhanarchar, Natun Gram, Diglapara and Charpara villages have contributed for the protection of various structures including houses, arable land, schools, mosques-madrasas, and cemeteries along the river, Mobarak Ali, a UP member, told The Daily Star. ....
It may abate in some more places, said the bulletin of Bangladesh Meteorological Department. Night temperature may rise slightly and day temperature may remain nearly unchanged over the country, it added. The Met office forecast for 24 hours was released at 6:00pm yesterday. Weather may remain dry, with temporary partly cloudy skies over the country. Moderate to thick fog may occur at places over the country s river basins and light to moderate fog may occur at places elsewhere over the country during midnight to morning, it added. In the next 72 hours, the bulletin forecast that the temperature may rise further. Our correspondents from different districts reported on the cold wave. ....
Impact of Covid-19 Education takes a back seat in char areas Lalmonirhat Sadar upazila’s Char Gokunda resident Milon Islam used to be busy with studies like his other third grader classmates when his school was open, before Covid-19 broke out. But now, he spends most of his days working with his father at crop fields. Photo: S Dilip Roy Our Correspondent, Lalmonirhat Our Correspondent, Lalmonirhat Milon Islam is a student of class three from a family that lives on agriculture, in Char Gokunda on the Teesta river in Lalmonirhat Sadar upazila. He has shelved his textbooks for nine months as his school has been closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. ....
Volunteers build bamboo bridges over shallow channels Volunteers building a bamboo walk bridge on a shallow channel of the Brahmaputra river in Char Rajibpur upazila of Kurigram. Photo: S Dilip Roy Our Correspondent, Lalmonirhat Our Correspondent, Lalmonirhat Volunteers came to the rescue of char residents in Char Rajibpur and Roumari upazilas of Kurigram by building bamboo walk bridges on drying shallow channels of the Brahmaputra river. Over the last one week, eight walk bridges were built in eight chars (river islands) in Char Rajibpur and Roumari upazilas and another 10 to 12 will be built soon, said Aminur Rahman, who took the primary initiative to help char residents continue communications over the crisscrossing channels in and between the chars. ....