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Huge chemical mixed waste of tanneries being dumped for months posing not only serious threat to environment but those have been blocked the Buriganga Channel. Authorities turned a blind eye. This photo was taken from Beribandh area on Tuesday.

 New Nation
 Published: 12:00 AM, 23 December 2015  Updated: 11:52 AM, 24 September 2022
Huge chemical mixed waste of tanneries being dumped for months posing not only serious threat to environment but those have been blocked the Buriganga Channel. Authorities turned a blind eye. This photo was taken from Beribandh area on Tuesday.
Huge chemical mixed waste of tanneries being dumped for months posing not only serious threat to environment but those have been blocked the Buriganga Channel. Authorities turned a blind eye. This photo was taken from Beribandh area on Tuesday.

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