A Letter to the Government of Bangladesh
Dear Sir/Madam
I am writing to let you no that these are my three ideas that we need
to work on. They are:
· Link up to Emergency flood warning system
· Build embankments along the river channel
· Provide emergency medical stores in each village
These are the three key points which I think their really important.
First of all lets start with Emergency flood warning system I think
that’s really important because we no that we can’t stop the flooding
from happening but we can be ready for the flood when it approaches.
Emergency flood warning system it will tell us when the flood is
coming so the village people can be ready. This will really help the
village people and the amount of people dieing will be decreased.
With the increase of population, industrial growth, more and more
settlements and development in flood plains, flood hazards in
Bangladesh have become ever-increasing natural disasters resulting in
causing the highest economic damage among all kinds of natural
disasters around the world. In order to formulate flood management and
control policies, a thorough understanding of flood problems and how
it can be solved is required. This can be done through data collection
and analysis along with flood impact assessment. This study attempted
to develop an integrated approach of a new model for warning of floods
rather than flood mapping for flood risk assessment in flood prone
countries for regular monitoring of damages.
My second point is about the embankments along the river channel. I
think this will really help the village people. The water will stop
coming to the village which means more people and crops can survive.
Earthen embankments are often used as flood control measures along the
major river banks. Floodplains and river banks are developed from
recent deposits consisting mostly silt and fine sand that are highly
susceptible to erosion. As a result, the main channel often shifts
towards the earthen embankment often resulting in its failure.
This may be a grand idea that will not happen all over the country overnight, but we can start locally.
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I am sending my proposal draft. It is not near perfect, but I think, you can get an idea that what I am proposing.
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