Bangladesh, one of the most densely populated countries on Earth, has long battled a massive waste crisis. In cities like Dhaka, garbage once overwhelmed streets, rivers, and canals, turning vital waterways like the Buriganga into biologically dead zones. Industrial pollution, especially from the booming textile sector, added toxic chemicals to the mix. But a nationwide grassroots movement has sparked a remarkable change. Volunteers of BD Clean have taken on large-scale cleaning campaigns, restoring canals, clearing dumping grounds, and transforming abandoned lots into gardens. This story reveals how collective action and personal responsibility can redefine a nation’s future. It’s not just about cleaning streets in Bangladesh — it’s about reshaping habits and proving that real transformation begins with people.
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