Paragraph - Flood in Bangladesh |
Bangladesh is called a land of natural
calamities because every year various natural calamities like flood, cyclone,
tidal bores, heavy rainfall, earthquake, river erosion, and drought visit our
country. Among them flood is the most common natural calamity. It means excess
of water inundating certain area. It is almost an annual affair in Bangladesh. It
occurs particularly during the rainy season. The effects of flood are
dangerous. It causes a great loss to our life and property. Hundreds of people
suffer from untold sufferings. Many people become homeless. Many people and
animals die. Crops are damaged, trees are uprooted, and houses are destroyed. The
affected people suffer greatly for want of food, clothes, drinking water,
medicine, etc. The after effects of flood are more dangerous. After flood
famine breaks out. People suffer from various serious diseases like cholera,
typhoid, dysentery, etc. The prices of things go up. The people have to remain without
food. However, we must control flood at any cost. Necessary steps should be
taken to prevent flood. We should plant more and more trees. The environment
must be kept free from pollution. We have to dig canals and make dams and
embankment. Possible precautionary measures should be taken to face the danger
of flood. Public awareness should be raised. Both the government and the
conscious people should work together to reduce the sufferings of the affected
people during floods.
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