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SAARC launches regional training in Sri Lanka to strengthen LSD control
7+ hour, 12+ min ago (571+ words) Veterinary experts from five SAARC member states are exchanging technical knowledge on surveillance, vaccination and regional coordination to improve preparedness against a major transboundary livestock disease affecting South Asia. A three-day SAARC regional training programme on “LSD Surveillance and Control…...
Bangladesh moves Lead-Free Strategy to Combat Lead posioning, 8,800 Schools at Risk wans study
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1121+ words) As Bangladesh advances a 2025–2035 lead-free roadmap, experts warn enforcement, testing and safer recycling will determine whether children, workers and communities are protected. Unsafe lead acid battery recycling threatens children’s health as country moves to build a cleaner economy. More than…...
Flood-hit Indigenous families in Khagrachhari receive emergency aid
1+ week, 4+ day ago (382+ words) Emergency food assistance reached 25 Indigenous families in Khalkul Para through a public fundraising campaign, while SANTAL urged greater long-term investment in Indigenous rights, climate resilience and locally led adaptation. On 17 July, SANTAL distributed emergency food packages to 25 Indigenous families in…...
Bangladesh shuts 11 illegal lead factories as toxic recycling crisis deepens
3+ week, 4+ day ago (974+ words) Bangladesh has shut 11 illegal lead recycling factories in six months as widespread toxic battery smelting exposes millions, prompting stronger enforcement amid calls for sweeping reforms and stricter environmental governance. Bangladesh ranks fourth globally in lead pollution, affecting an estimated 36 million…...