Photo Walk Days.

Life goes on strangely every day. The memory diary page keeps growing every day. Nothing stops for a moment Today, people are waiting for another beautiful day by keeping beautiful memories of one day.

The days of Photo Walk are stored in beautiful memories. Nowadays I don't go to Photo Walk anymore. Busyness, loneliness, these are the main reasons. Where as the fancy mentality seems to be lost, a distance with those friends before, everyone is busy. As people get older, the distance between people increases.

(It's a factory. Here waste plastics are recycled. Plastic bottles etc. are shortened by the machine. These are then sold to different companies.)
However, the days of memory that I am sharing today are not long ago. Here are some pictures from the last few days and some from last year.

Dhaka is one of the busiest areas, of which Old Dhaka is the busiest city. This whole city is surrounded by rivers. The city survives on the river.

The wonderful craftsmanship of the creator in the sky, along with the life struggle of the busy people in the river Buriganga. The beauty of the sky and the river come together in a different enchanting environment.

This river is no longer what it used to be. It is now toxic due to pollution. There is a lot of damage to people, plants and aquatic animals due to contaminated water.
It is one of the most important rivers of Dhaka. This city cannot function without this river. It is a very important river in transportation, transportation of goods, demand for water.

But no river protection measures are being taken. All rivers play an important role in the economy of Bangladesh. But some rivers are more important, Buriganga river is one of them. The pollution of Buriganga river is increasing day by day. There is no doubt that biodiversity will be threatened if everyone does not move forward in river conservation!

Once upon a time, a steamer-launch was running smoothly on the river Buriganga. Aquatic animals live in comfort. In the afternoon, in the evening, people gather on the banks of the Buriganga. The river Buriganga also gave hilsa fish as a gift to the people of Dhaka. Such a river is in front of all our eyes in oppression, pollution, now almost dead. Now most of the time you have to walk on the banks of Buriganga with your nose covered. The more rain, the less the pollution.

Watermelons come here by river. Watermelon is quite popular this summer. Although watermelon is very expensive in Bangladesh now. Watermelons are brought from different parts of the country and sold throughout the city. I took some pictures in turn.

In this way I used to spend time wandering around. Time is passing, age is increasing, hobbies are getting lost. Hobby work has to start again. We have to survive with new energy. See you again with a new story.
Stay well. Thanks.