Severe erosion of the river Jamuna, thousands of homeless families and more

Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim. Assalamu alaikum, I hope everyone is well.Today I will share the story about river erosion. Which will go to your heart and widow. I hope everyone is listening to the name of Jamuna river.I hope you enjoy reading the story.

                      Jumuna

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This river has a great reputation as the third largest river in Bangladesh. The most erosion of Bangladesh is seen in this river Jamuna. I am sharing the story of 2020 with you. There was severe erosion of the river's.

 

As a result of the demolition, water started flowing rapidly through a building of Tepibari School and Tepbari School ground. In a few moments, the Bhunapur-Tarakandi main road broke down. As a result, more than 200 houses, shops, mosques and other valuable structures and some valuable fish ponds in Tepibari and Polisha villages have been washed away by the river.Everything has disappeared in the river. Some volunteer groups have been seen distributing food among them. Which is comparatively less. They have not received any government assistance for 3 days. Meanwhile, the Bhunapur-Tarakandi main road has collapsed. The boat was moving for people to cross but the boat scaffolding is much higher.

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Meanwhile, curious people were coming to Jhakejha to watch the river erosion. As a result, the army, BGB and fire service went to the ground to stop the people. They were seen helping the people affected by the erosion in various ways, Is not.Therefore, their experience about river erosion was much less. Tepibari Polisha village has not been eroded in the last 20 years. Later, when the water receded, everyone went back to their homes. But it was not suitable for human habitation.

 

People from some areas come forward to help them .. Now they are back to normal life but they have never forgotten the terrible incident that happened to them .. I hope my real incident is hurting everyone's heart.

 

Note.The story is a true story of my own seeing.