Witness Dhaka from above with stunning drone footage showcasing the city's bustling energy and unique spirit. From the ...

The government will have to plug the major sources of pollution of the river." Prof Rahman, who has long been monitoring the Buriganga water pollution, said: "Over 60,000 kgs of BOD is dumped into the ...

A glimpse of life for ferrymen who transport workers across the Buriganga river, one of the world's busiest and most dangerous waterways.

But eventually, the Buriganga gets polluted through the Turag and Karnatali channels which are connected to Dhaleshwari. According to Mohammad Azaz, chairman of RDRC, ...

The monsoon rain has breathed new life into the Buriganga by clearing up the murky waters. People of different ages, including children, were spotted bathing in the river.

Two decades ago Nurul Islam, 70, earned his living by fishing in the Buriganga river that flows southwest of the Bangladesh capital of Dhaka and was once its lifeline. Now, with hardly any fish to ...

In 2010, Human Rights and Peace for Bangladesh (HRPB) filed a writ with the High Court, seeking an order to stop the pollution of the Buriganga due to the waste dumped into the river from the city’s ...

The Buriganga has seen many changes, but the occupation of many people depending on the river has not changed. The water was cleaner when washermen Mohammad Ali Hossain, Gobinda Paul and Rakhal ...

A glimpse of life for ferrymen who transport workers across the Buriganga river, one of the world's busiest and most dangerous waterways.

Buriganga's once clear water is now black. It smells so bad that one cannot stand on its banks for long. At points in the river passengers of launches find it difficult not to vomit from the ...

This footage reveals the harsh reality of the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Once a vital lifeline for the city, it is now overwhelmed with trash, plastic, and industrial waste.