Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA) has launched an eviction drive for the second day of the illegal construction of the Buriganga river in Kamrangirchar, Dhaka.
Around 10 am on Tuesday, the operation of the Kamrangir Char in Coalghat area and Islambag area started. Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry. Abdus Samad was present at the time.
BIWTA joint director AKM Arif Uddin said that two two-story buildings were demolished at the beginning of the drive. He said the operation will continue till 5pm.
On the first day of the campaign, more than 200 pucca and semi-structural structures were evacuated during campaigning in Nawabchar area of Kamrangirchar.
Arif Uddin said that five of them are double-storied buildings, 28 single-storeyed buildings, 22 semi-brass houses and 155 towers.
The evacuation drive will continue till February 19 in Dhaka area under the river port, said BIWTA Public Relations Officer. Mobarak Hossain.
He said, before the operation on January 29, three 444 establishments were evicted. There are also several multi-storey buildings.
BIWTA joint director Arif Uddin said that 609 illegal installations have been identified on the two banks of the river from Sadarghat to Gabtali and all will be broken in phases.
"56 multi-storied buildings in these deployments These are our first precursors. After the reclamation of the river, it will be permanently preserved ... ... we will mark the boundary and build a walkway on the river. I will plant it inside, so that no one can take over again. "