The Strong Security of Bangladesh Sri Lanka Cricket match

Fighting between troops and Tamil Tiger rose. The officials assure Bangladesh team that they will protected highly during the match time. Bangladesh is going to play a three tests and three ODI from 17 June.

The Daily Times reported:

“My ministry has already got in touch with the ministry of foreign affairs on this,” Lokuge told AFP. The minister was responding to a reported circular issued by the Bangladeshi government advising its officials to avoid visiting Sri Lanka, even in transit, following escalation of the conflict on the island. Lokuge insisted that Colombo was safe and the government would ensure the safety of the visiting team. South African cricketers abandoned their tour of Sri Lanka last year when suspected Tamil Tiger rebels carried out a car bomb attack near the team hotel that killed four people.

The progress of Bangladesh in the Whatmore Age

Bangladesh cricket is the Ashraful age now. Before, it was Bashar age. At that time the Australian Cricket Coach Dev Whatmore played the important role to reached Bangladesh in this fighting position. Dev Whatmore just has finished his coaching period. But Bangladesh still wants him now or future. It is clear from the announcement of nn official of Bangladesh Cricket Board,

"Our door is still open for Whatmore. He is a great coach and (the) Bangladesh team has improved a lot during his four-year tenure," Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) general secretary Mahbub Anam said.

Anam, who heads the board's coach-hunting mission launched when Whatmore quit last month, said Bangladesh had not said good-bye to the Australian, noting: "He made the decision to leave the post."

During his coaching time Bangladesh improves more. As a result Bangladesh fought on the super eight at Caribbean in ICC World Cup Championship 2007.

Bangladeshi Flower: Picture of Taoday

Over heat wave affected the children mostly in Bangladesh

The little children are suffering from fever and diarrhea. For over heat wave, the children of northern area of Bangladesh are affected mostly.

Reuters reported:

Most patients went home fully cured within two or three days, hospital officials said. No one had yet died from diarrhoea in the current outbreak.

Doctors said patients were treated with oral dehydration saline and medicines that, if applied quickly, prevented possible death.

The disease, caused by people eating rotten food and drinking polluted water, escalates during summer when drinking water is in short supply, forcing people to use contaminated sources.

From the report of weather office, we can know that the condition will change in the middle of June. The monsoon air can not pass over Bangladesh that's why the weather is too much unbearable for us, especially for the children.

Little Fruit Seller on the Street of Dhaka City

written by Amita Roy

His name is Ali Akbar. At 12 years old, he has started to earn money for his livelihood and maintain his family. His father’s name is Abdul who is a rickshaw puller and mother’s name is Ranu Begum. He has five members in his family. Abdul is the eldest child of his parents. He had got the chance to study until class 4.For his family; he had to leave his school and started to find work for keeping up his whole family. He informed us, he came to Dhaka one and half month before. Now in Dhaka he is living with his uncle. Then his uncle managed a way to earn money and started to sell fruits especially fruit. Selling his fruits, he is earning Tk 3000 per month. With this income he spends some money for himself and sends rest of money for his family. But in his little face one thing has clearly come out that those two eyes want to play in the green field, to go school, to keep his head in his mother’s lap. He says that he always misses his little brothers. He always thinks when he can get the chance to go to his own village where he has grown up with affection and love of his mother and nature.

His name is Ali Akbar

His name is Ali Akbar. At 12 years old, he has started to earn money for his livelihood and maintain his family. His father’s name is Abdul who is a rickshaw puller and mother’s name is Ranu Begum. He has five members in his family. Abdul is the eldest child of his parents. He had got the chance to study until class 4.For his family; he had to leave his school and started to find work for keeping up his whole family. He informed us, he came to Dhaka one and half month before. Now in Dhaka he is living with his uncle. Then his uncle managed a way to earn money and started to sell fruits especially fruit. Selling his fruits, he is earning Tk 3000 per month. With this income he spends some money for himself and sends rest of money for his family. But in his little face one thing has clearly come out that those two eyes want to play in the green field, to go school, to keep his head in his mother’s lap. He says that he always misses his little brothers. He always thinks when he can get the chance to go to his own village where he has grown up with affection and love of his mother and nature.

Life of a Day Labour of Bangladesh

To live in the world is hard for the poor people. They are living hand to mouth. They are giving their energy to build up the civilization. All day long they are working and working sweating head to foot. Abbus Uddin Bapari is like one of them. He is a day labourer. He earns his livelihood giving severe physical labour. He is an uneducated person. He said that he had no chance to be educated. His home district is Barisal. Leaving his family over there, he has been to Dhaka for searching work. Now he earns Tk 250 per day. On the street, he hammers with all his strength to break the hard peach.

What a laborious task! The poor labours of our country eat hand to mouth. They can eat properly. How they will do thi kind of hard work. Yet he is working for his family. Like him, the day labours of our country are giving their strenuous labour for the society, for state and for modern people. But what we see these people are neglected in the society. Abbus has two sons. He wants to educate his sons so that they may not be come to this type of task. He faces a problem when he does not have any work. He is not sure about his future. What will be in the next day, he doesn’t know. Notwithstanding his strenuous labour, he always keeps a smiling face. Really it is interesting.