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Committee formed to assess loss of biodiversity in Sundarbans fire
A committee has been formed by the Forest Department to assess the loss of biodiversity in the wake of the Sundarbans fire.
Sundarbans fire remains under control: Cabinet secretary
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Monday informed the cabinet that the fire in Sundarbans remains under control but he didn't mention the fire has been doused completely.
Sundarban fire brought under control after 30 hours of hectic efforts
The fire that erupted yesterday (May 4) at Amurbunia patrol camp at Jeudhara station under Chandpai range of Sundarban East Forest Division has been brought under control today (May 5) in the afternoon after 30 hours of hectic efforts by army, navy, air force, coast guard and fire service.
Fire service starts extinguishing fire in Sundarbans
Fire fighters have started work to douse the fire in the deep Amurbunia forest of Chadpai range of the eastern Sundarbans in Bagerhat.
Forest conservation must be prioritised
Yesterday (March 21) was International Day of Forests. On this occasion, various articles were published in newspapers highlighting the importance of forests. It is imperative to discuss the necessity of forests, especially at a time when Bangladesh is facing increasing environmental threats. Even amidst environmental crises, discussions about forest conservation are always relevant.
Forests should be considered as country’s resources: Saber Chowdhury
Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Saber Hossain Chowdhury has said the country’s forests should be considered as resources and that is why it should not be destroyed by constructing roads or any other infrastructures.
Satellite-tagged crocodiles released in Sundarbans river
The Department of Forest here on Wednesday released two satellite-tagged saltwater crocodiles in the river Bhadra in the Sundarbans.
31 stranded teen tourists rescued from Sundarbans
A joint team of police and forest guards has rescued 31 stranded teenage tourists from remote spot of Sundarbans upon receiving a 999 call.
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