The impact extends to the entire population.

Soil fertility in Bangladesh is declining due to repeated floods, which have damaged farmland and homes across various regions. The situation necessitates government support and rehabilitation for affected farmers, although the impact extends to the entire population.

This ongoing crisis threatens the agricultural economy and food security, highlighting the importance of collective assistance to those in need.Untimely floods have severely damaged the agricultural sector in Bangladesh, leading to increased prices for crops and a significant shortage of vegetables.

The flooding has destroyed vegetable lands, causing many to stop consuming vegetables due to high costs. Farmers are particularly affected, as their hard work has resulted in total crop loss, leaving them worried and disheartened.Soil fertility may decrease due to floods, which will also cause disaster for the next season.

Our Bangladesh floods every time at one time and this time it has been two to three times due to which every region has been affected. The fake lands have been destroyed, the living places of people have been destroyed.

It is essential to provide government assistance and rehabilitation to the affected farmers. Not only farmers but everyone has been affected by this untimely flood. This situation can also have a profound impact on the agricultural economy, which will challenge overall food security. However, we should help everyone in our own way.