Ban on polythene bag sales in Dhaka to protect the environment.

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Updated By: History Editorial Network (HEN)
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In Dhaka, a pivotal decision was made to address environmental concerns by banning the sale of polythene bags. This move came as a response to the growing pollution and littering issues plaguing the city. The government imposed this ban to curb the adverse impacts of plastic waste on the environment and public health. The prohibition on polythene bags had far-reaching effects on the daily lives of Dhaka residents. Shop owners had to find alternatives such as paper or reusable bags, while consumers had to adapt to the new regulation by using eco-friendly options. Despite initial challenges with the transition, the ban ultimately led to a reduction in plastic waste and a cleaner city environment. This decision underscored Bangladesh's commitment to sustainability and environmental conservation. It served as a reminder of the importance of individual and collective efforts in combating pollution and preserving the planet for future generations. The ban on polythene bags marked a crucial step towards promoting eco-conscious behaviors and fostering a greener, cleaner Dhaka. #Dhaka #PolytheneBan #EnvironmentalConservation #Sustainability #PlasticFreeCity
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