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- mohit - Nov 16 2007 | history, bangladesh, news, weather
Sad. Unfortunately, this is a relatively common occurrence in Bangladesh with the a) low-lying land, b) proximity to water, and c) incredibly dense population (150M people in a space smaller than Iowa).
Quoted: In 131 years, Bangladesh has lost 200 million people to 80 cyclones, according to a tally by Chinese state-run media.
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The old joke goes - what's the national anthem of Bangladesh? Answer: Row, row, row your boat...
Jokes aside - I remember seeing footage on TV with my own eyes, of the Bangla PM going to her office in a boat in Dhaka a few years ago.