In the coastal areas of Bangladesh, many natural disasters have been invaded, millions have died, which is really very painful. There is no control over natural disasters, thousands of habitats are evicted every year, millions of people are homeless. Natural disasters do not have the power to prevent people, but to advance the disaster preparedness, reduce the amount of damage and remove people from the disaster prone area safely. One of the reasons for the sudden devastation is the fact that Bangladesh is located just above 10 meters above sea level and sea level rise is increasing day by day, according to a UNESCO report, the height of sea level should rise by 45 cm only if the Sundarbans drown 75 percent. Meanwhile, the most forested forests of the Sundarbans Forest Department, only 15 kilometers away from the Bay of Bengal, the 15-20 km land including the Mandarbariya camp was merged into the sea. As the canals, bills and ponds are filled, the growth of the plants is also declining.
As the increase in sea level height is expected to be three million people homeless in the weathered areas by 2050. Bangladesh has again faced a major challenge again, that is 'climate change'. Due to continuous climate change in Bangladesh, the increase in sea level height, salinity, ice melting due to ice melting, changes in the speed of rivers, floods etc. are being damaged, natural disasters are increasing rapidly.
