Hats-market banned polythene banned!

Polythene is a serious threat to environment and public health in many ways, but polythene is available in small markets, markets and hawkers at the footpath in the country. Its uncontrolled use of soil fertility, water dispersion, navigability of the river. In this way, the entire city has thrown away the harsh polythene which is not environmentally friendly in any way. Polythene lying in the ground or on the ground is not destroyed for a long time. Which is certainly dangerous for the environment. On the other hand, polythene and plastic molding are harmful to health.

For these reasons, the government has banned the use of polythene and has enacted laws to prevent its use. But the profits of some dishonest businessmen are not being stopped due to greed and production and use of polythene bags.

Banned Polythene is being sold freely in Netrokona Hat market. The result is destruction and environment and public health.

It is known that the majority of the district's market is being sold freely in the market, the prohibited polythene. Polyethylene is being used freely in public from various elite shopping malls to pavement hawkers and elite marketing disputes.

In particular, grocery shops, raw markets, and small markets are prohibited everywhere, large, medium and large polythene bags. The public and users are threatening environment and public health by breaking the law publicly. Some unscrupulous businessmen are selling freely publicly because the prohibited polythene usage is not properly applied. Usage of non-consumable use of these four sides has been incapable of living.

The trader of a cloth bag in Netrokona District Fish Market said that due to the polythene bags, their business condition is very poor. Ruthless use of polythene spoiled their clothes bag.

Teacher Abdus Sattar was market leader in Netrokona district market. He is quite aware. He had polythene bags in his hand. He said, brother, we have nothing to do. What do we do if shopkeepers give us?

Environmental and senior journalist Shyamaldu Paul said that polythene is very harmful for environment and public health. He wants the government and all the people of the society to try to prevent the use of polythene. He is very optimistic about the polymer produced from jute. He wants the government to market this product very soon.

Netrokona Civil Surgeon Tajul Islam Khan said that the use of free polythene is threatened by public health, the use of polythene extracted is a means of spreading the disease. To protect the environment, call everyone to avoid polythene and be aware.

Deputy Commissioner Moinul Islam said threat to polythene environment. Due to the administration of the mobile courts at different times, the use of polythene has reduced considerably. Campaign against polythene continues.

Note that for the first time in Bangladesh on January 1, 2002, the use of polythene made bags in the country was banned. In the flood of 1998, due to the extensive use of polythene, the decision to prohibit the use of polythene in the areas of the capital, including the extinguishing system of the different regions, was in disarray. After being declared in 2002, it is possible to put down the use of polythene in almost zero degrees through strong expedition and strict enforcement of the law. But after the end of 2006, since the change of the political perspective of the country, the surveillance of this matter became sedative once again with the formation of polythene.

According to the Environment Protection Act 1995 (Amended 2010), the maximum penalty for the production, import and marketing of banned polythene will be a maximum of 2 years of rigorous imprisonment or fine of Tk 2 lakh or both. If the same person commits an offense then the maximum punishment of 10 years of rigorous imprisonment or a fine of 10 lakh rupees or punishable with both.

In addition to the sale, display, distribution, transport and commercial purposes, there are provisions for the maximum punishment of a maximum of one year rigorous imprisonment or a fine of Tk 50,000 or both.