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WEDNESDAY, JULY 06, 2022

Hill tracts

A radial engine of a second world war aeroplane with missing propeller blades lies in the opening of a stream in Bandarban. Photo: Inam Ahmed
Features

An intriguing relic of World War II lies deep in the hills

Looking at the mountains of Mirinja range from a jum ghar built on Chimbuk range. Photo: Imran Khan
Explorer

Scaling Bangladesh's highest peaks: A personal account

Photo: Collected
Law & order

Extortion by armed groups rife in hills

Some 36 illegal brick kilns in Khagrachhari burn 216,000 tonnes of forest wood throughout the year, according to an estimate. The forests of Khagrachhari are becoming barren due to the lack of supervision. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Reserve forest unprotected in Khagrachhari

A jhum farmer dries his crops on a bamboo platform in front of a hut atop a hill. Despite a good harvest this season, hill farmers are moving towards commercial fruit farming. The photo was taken recently. Photo: Kamol Das
Economy

Jhum cultivation takes a hit as farmers turn to commercial fruit farming

Photo: Collected
Covid-19 in Bangladesh

Mass vaccination faces major challenges in Ctg hill tracts

Representational Photo; Photo: Collected
Infrastructure

Nothing stops housing projects from cutting down Ctg hills

Man missing after hill collapses in Bandarban
Districts

Man missing after hill collapses in Bandarban

Foothills residents in Chattogram at risk of death
Environment

Foothills residents in Chattogram at risk of death

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