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Results-sharing event of feasibility study on river management held in Khulna

Bangladesh

TBS Report
09 November, 2020, 08:10 pm
Last modified: 09 November, 2020, 08:16 pm

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Results-sharing event of feasibility study on river management held in Khulna

The study focuses on a number of issues, including increasing navigability of rivers in Khulna Division, solving the waterlogging problem, rehabilitation of irrigation and landing facilities.

TBS Report
09 November, 2020, 08:10 pm
Last modified: 09 November, 2020, 08:16 pm
Results-sharing event of feasibility study on river management held in Khulna

The findings of a feasibility study on river management were disseminated at the Khulna District Administration office on Monday.

The study focuses on a number of issues, including increasing navigability of rivers in Khulna Division, solving the waterlogging problem, rehabilitation of irrigation and landing facilities.

Khulna Divisional Commissioner, Dr Md Anwar Hossain Howlader presided over the event, while Khulna City Mayor, Talukder Abdul Khalek was present as the chief guest.

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Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA) Chairman, Commodore Golam Sadeq; Khulna-6 MP Akhtaruzzaman; Khulna Deputy Commissioner, Mr Mohammad Helal Hossain; Khulna Superintendent of Police, SM Shafiullah were present as special guests.

According to the presentation made by Center for Environmental and Geographic Information Services (CEGIS), a river dredging research institute, flood and waterlogging problems have increased in this region due to the poor navigability of the rivers, which is also hampering riverine communication. The salinity of the region has also increased exponentially with the decrease in water flow in the rivers.

The navigability of the rivers will be significantly improved once the project is implemented. A 2,300-km riverway will be developed under this project, which will ensure safe river transportation and proper riverine use.

BIWTA Chairman, Commodore Golam Sadeq said that people of the southwest region, especially impoverished communities will be benefited tremendously by the restoration of navigability in the rivers.    

Khulna City Mayor, Talukder Abdul Khalek will take steps to compensate locals impacted by the river dredging and soil filling.

 

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