Mango trees dying from being submerged
Kids playing in spite of the hardships
This highschool is not operational due flooding
This is the road to the primary school, now underwater
Tala Upazilla of Shatkira district in Bangladesh was once a place where people could grow rice, pulses, vegetables, and have fruit trees. For the past four plus years the rivers have become increasingly clogged and water can't flow out into the sea, leaving people waterlogged for up to seven months of the year. The people's homes are typically made of mud, which become engorged with water and collapse. Some who are able to build their houses on higher foundations or use cement or bricks, are perhaps able to stay in their homes, but larger numbers are forced to relocate to temporary shelters on the roadside or in public areas such as school grounds. Obviously there are health and safety issues, not to mention the pain and stress of having your livelihood, your home, your food sources... being wiped out year after year after year. We are working with a local NGO to put in tubewells that will be raised above flood levels so that they will be accessible and remain uncontaminated year round.
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kids playing in spite of hardships, may we be like the children, always playing, always ready and willing and eager to smile and laugh, hope eternal, hope accessible at any given moment...thank you robin, for bringing us into your world, their world, OUR world, with these photos!
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