The Sutang River runs for around 51 miles between India and Bangladesh. Residents along the river's stretch ... Shafik Mia of Bhadgari village told bdnews24: "We're suffering because of the toxic ...

The Sutang River, flowing into Bangladesh from India ... “The water has become toxic and is causing severe environmental damage. We have to cover our noses and mouths on the way to school.

There are no fish in the river, because of pollution with toxic wastewater released from ... Textiles are an important industry in Bangladesh, with knitwear and other garments accounting for ...

The tranquil waters of the mighty Meghna River have once again turned into a graveyard for aquatic life. From early Friday ...

Bangladesh's capital Dhaka was founded ... people built their homes on its banks to bask in the river breeze," he added. "Now the smell of toxic sludge during winter is so horrible that people ...

Once a thriving aquatic ecosystem, the Sutang river in Habiganj has now transformed into a toxic waterway due to ... long transboundary river between Bangladesh and India with an average width ...

According to official records of the Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA), around 350,000 kilogrammes (350 metric tons) of toxic waste is dumped into rivers every day from about ...

Vicious cycle of climate change Bangladesh, a low-lying delta nation crisscrossed by rivers, is among the countries ... Dhaka’s increasingly toxic air is fueled by a vicious cycle.

Bangladesh’s booming garment trade accounts for around 80% of the country's exports, but many factories are close to rivers with a toxic melange of dyes, tanning acids and other dangerous ...