Barguna, As global warming intensifies, causing severe heatwaves across the country, the daily lives of citizens, especially low-income laborers, are being significantly affected. Reports of regular heat strokes are becoming increasingly common, with many workers unable to access clean drinking water at their workplaces.
In response to this dire situation, the SSC Batch of 2006 from Barguna District has taken a commendable step by organizing a relief distribution event on the key streets of Barguna city. Held under the banner of solidarity, harmony, and humanitarian service, the initiative aimed to distribute clean water, food, and oral rehydration salts (ORS) among the hardworking population.
The initiatives include raising awareness to stop deforestation and planting more and more trees. They are our absolute friend, this knowledge should be spread in our community. Polluting the environment is strictly prohibited and is a punishable offence. In the danger of heatwave they are providing saline, fresh water, medical aids to the affected and so on. Making some shade in the roads are so important.
Organizers of the event emphasized the collective responsibility to ensure the safety of our planet and the well-being of all community members. “In times of such extreme heat, increasing awareness about greenery and providing essentials like clean water, food, and safe shade can significantly mitigate the risks,” one organizer stated.
The event represents an ongoing commitment by the local community to stand by those affected during disasters and challenging times. The organizers pledge to continue their efforts in supporting and protecting the vulnerable as part of their ongoing commitment to societal welfare.