Manikganj, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 5 septembre 2021. Alors que la mousson menace le district de Manikganj, Dhaka, Bangladesh, les constructeurs de bateaux dans le district ont été très occupés à construire des bateaux qui sont largement utilisés comme navires dans les zones rurales au cours de cette saison. La demande de Dingi et de Khosa Nauka (petit bateau) a augmenté pour le mouvement régulier des personnes dans les zones exposées aux inondations. Des acheteurs de l'extérieur du district, y compris Savar et Aminbazar de Dhaka, throng Ghior haat, Manikganj pour acheter des bateaux. Sur ce marché traditionnel, des centaines de bateaux en bois fabriqués à la main sont mis en vente sur l'herbe à un mar

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• Date de la prise de vue: 5 septembre 2021
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September 5, 2021, Manikganj, Dhaka, Bangladesh: As monsoon looms over Manikganj district, Dhaka, Bangladesh the boat makers in the district have been very busy building boats which are widely used as vessels in rural areas during this season. The demand for Dingi and Khosa Nauka (small boat) has increased for regular movement of people in flood-prone areas here. Buyers from outside the district, including Savar and Aminbazar of Dhaka, throng Ghior haat, Manikganj to purchase boats. In this traditional market, hundreds of hand-crafted wooden boats up for sale are laid out on the grass at a market. Used by the locals during the monsoon season when heavy rain floods villages and roads, each vessel costs between BDT 1, 500 to BDT 5, 000 depending on their size and the quality of the materials used to build them.This well-renowned market has sold the boats here every Wednesday for the past 50 years between June and October. After heavy rainfall it is common for river banks to burst, submerging nearby towns and villages. This means cars and buses become redundant and people are forced to travel by boat. Each of the wooden boats and oars are hand-made by local craftsmen and can be bought for selling. (Credit Image: © Mustasinur Rahman Alvi/ZUMA Press Wire)

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