This is the picture of street people in Bangladesh.
A road tyke in Bangladesh is somebody "for whom the road (in the greatest feeling of the word, including vacant residences, no man's land, and so on.) has turned into his or her ongoing house/or wellspring of job; and who is insufficiently secured, managed, or coordinated by."Road youngsters don't go to class; rather they offer things in the boulevards or do different occupations as their folks win less cash or don't work. It is assessed that there is in excess of 600,000 road youngsters living in Bangladesh, 75% of them live in the country's capital, Dhaka. In a nation positioned 138th on the Human Development Index and where half of the populace is living beneath the destitution line, these youngsters speak to without a doubt the least level in the social chain of command, on the planet's most thickly populated country. These days the populace in this nation expanded, and the quantity of road kids has likewise expanded to an expected 4 million.......The road kids have no specific living or dozing place. They can now and again be seen offering blossoms in the city.
A large number of the road kids in Bangladesh kick the bucket youthful as they are not legitimately dealt with. 110,000 kids bite the dust of water-borne maladies every year each year.They are unequipped for purchasing solid sustenances. They in some cases eat nourishments which are not sterile. Here and there they will starve searching for nourishment.
INCIDIN Bangladesh has been working for the improvement of the road kids particularly those gatherings who are mishandled and misused sexually. Alongside the consistent exercises, the association is upbeat to commend the International Street Children Day 2012 with the help of SCI. The International Day for Street Children was propelled in 2011 by the Consortium for Street Children (CSC), the main global system devoted to understanding the privileges of road youngsters around the world. The day is commended by road kids, NGOs, strategy creators, big names, corporate and people over the globe.
The road youngsters in Bangladesh can't go to class and therefore, they don't get legitimate instruction. It is critical for them to think about as they will end up spending whatever is left of their lives pitiably. The non-government associations help them to be taught.
We should also help them and save them.