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Increase in prices of essentials
BARGUNA Sept 21: Prices of essentials have registered a sharp rise at the local markets over th? last few days Intensifying hardship of the common people, reports UNB.
The prices of common varieties of rice, have gone up by Taka 1.50 to Taka 2 per kg AW H now being sold at Taka 10.50 per kg against Taka 9 a few days ago
Soyabean oil. coconut oil. Jira. masur dal now sell at Taka 37. Taka 90. Taka 150 and Taka 33 per kg respectively while these Items were being sold at Taka 35. Taka 70. Taka 120 and Taka 30 a fortnight back.
Fish has gone beyond reach of the common people In all the local markets.
The price of the 20 medium size koi fish ranges from Taka 55 to 60 while Its price was Taka 35 to 40 a fortnight ago. Price ol four
medium size magur now ranges from Taka 50 to 60 against the previous price of Taka 30 to 40.
Mutton and beef now sell at Taka 90 and Taka 60 per kg respectively while prices of the same were Taka 80 and Taka 50 per kg a month back.
The price of poultry birds has recorded a steep rise too. going up to Taka 60 for a 500 gram piece
Prices of vegetables have also gone up by Taka 3 to 7.
School about to collapse
Chonbunla Prinlary School of Burichar union In Sadar thana of the district has developed many cracks and holes and may collapse any day. teachers and guardians said.
Classes are still held In the dilapidated building with great risk a^there la no alternative, they sail
Concerned authorities have been urged to take urgent steps to repair the building and equip the school with necessary furniture.
Number of engine boats on rise
Growing number of engine driven boats have been making it hard for rowing boatmen to earn n living, reports UNB.
It is reported that a large number of engine boats are ferrying passengers and cargo at Amtali, Bamna. I’atharghata. Betagi and Barguna sadar.
As a result, manually operated boats remain idle and the boatmen are passing their days In extreme hardship with a meagre income
The engine boats having no light and safety brakes are knocking down rowers at night besides polluting the at mosphere by emitting black smoke, sources said