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The office of the Bureau of Statistics in Agargaon area Demand for 100% waste . The adjacent Demand for 100% waste road is known as ‘Statistics Road’. On the holy day of Eid-ul-Azha, yesterday, Saturday at 2 pm, the work of removing sacrificial animal waste of Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) was officially started at a place next to Demand for 100% waste the Science Museum on Demand for 100% waste the road. The place is just one and a half kilometers away from the place is the Madhya Pirerbag area.
On the spot, at 7:37 am on Sunday, when I went to Kamal Sarani, known as the ’60-foot road’ in that area, it was seen that sacrificial animal waste was piled up across half of the road. A foul smell was spreading from the rotting waste.
In addition to the place in Madhya Pirerbag on the 60-foot road, piles of sacrificial animal waste were seen in two other places. The two places are – Madhya Manipur and West Agargaon. However, the Public Relations Department of Dhaka North City Corporation had given an update on the waste management activities by stating that 100% of the waste had been removed after 10:30 pm yesterday.
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Demand for 100% waste removal at night, different picture in Dhaka in the morning
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Half of the road is covered with sacrificial waste. Madhyamanipur area of Mirpur 60 feet road. Sunday, 7:40 am Photo: Prothom Alo
The office of the Bureau of Statistics in the Agargaon area of the capital. The adjacent road is known as ‘Statistics Road’. On the holy day of Eid-ul-Azha, yesterday, Saturday, at 2 pm, the work of removing sacrificial animal waste by the Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) was officially started at a place next to the Science Museum on the road. The Madhya Pirerbag area is just one and a half kilometers away from the place.
On the spot, at 7:37 am on Sunday, when I went to Kamal Sarani, known as the ’60-foot road’ in that area, it was seen that sacrificial animal waste was piled up across half of the road. A foul smell was spreading from the rotting waste.
In addition to the place in Madhya Pirerbag on the 60-foot road, piles of sacrificial animal waste were seen at two other places. The two places are – Madhya Manipur and West Agargaon. However, the Public Relations Department of Dhaka North City Corporation had given an update on the waste management activities by stating that 100% of the waste had been removed shortly after 10:30 pm yesterday.
Not only in the 60-foot road area of Mirpur, but also in various areas of Dhaka’s two city corporations (Dhaka North and Dhaka South) from 6:30 am to 8:30 am, piles of sacrificial waste were seen lying on the side of the road, in alleys, and at temporary waste transfer centers or secondary transfer stations (STS). Although there were no piles in some places, a small amount of waste was scattered.
Not only the North City, but last night the Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) also issued a press release stating that 100% of the waste had been removed overnight.
At around 6:30 am today, this reporter from Prothom Alo first went to the journalist residential area adjacent to the Kalshi area of Mirpur. Some sacrificial waste was also seen on a part of road number 4 in that area at around 6:45 am.
There was a container full of animal waste of the City Corporation on Avenue number 5 of C Block, Mirpur-11. Locals said it has been lying there since yesterday evening. The city corporation vehicle has not come to pick it up.
