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Home›News›India: Dredging Will Bring Water to Buriganga River
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April 4, 2010 · about 16 years ago

India: Dredging Will Bring Water to Buriganga River

Dhaka–Water resource minister Ramesh Chandra Sen announced on Sunday an initiative to help solve Dhaka metropolitan’s prevailing water crisis by bringing water from the Jamuna River to the Buriganga River… [mappress] Source:bdnews24,April 4,2010;

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Dhaka–Water resource minister Ramesh Chandra Sen announced on Sunday an initiative to help solve Dhaka metropolitan’s prevailing water crisis by bringing water from the Jamuna River to the Buriganga River…

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Source:bdnews24,April 4,2010;

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