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The photo, taken from the capital’s Shyampur on Sunday, shows a stream of untreated chemical waste from dyeing factories being discharged directly into the River Buriganga. The discharge of sewage and industrial waste has been polluting the river known as the lifeline of Dhaka for decades. Reaz Ahmed Sumon
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Sails catch the wind as boats glide across the Buriganga River, carrying passengers over waters that are usually murky, now brightened by the season’s rains. The photo was taken in he capital’s Shyampur on Saturday. - KAMRUL ISLAM RATAN
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A butcher cuts beef for a customer in a grocery store on 22 July 2025 in Miami, Florida. Beef prices are hitting records, rising almost 9% since January, according to the Department of Agriculture. Industry experts say the increase in prices is due in part to drought conditions across the country that have caused herds to shrink, while the demand for beef continues to increase. -PHOTO: AFP
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