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Illegal encroachers encroach Buriganga tributary by dumping garbage on it. As a result, now it is on the verge of extinction. This photo was taken from Kamrangir Char area in the capital on Friday.

Illegal encroachers encroach Buriganga tributary by dumping garbage on it. As a result, now it is on the verge of extinction. This photo was taken from Kamrangir Char area in the capital on Friday.
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