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of Cholera disease through the adaption of simple filtration techniques. Vibrio cholerae has persisted for centuries and still contaminates inadequate water systems today in Bangladesh. This bacterium causes cholera, an acute disease of pr...
Bangladesh. It was formerly known as East Pakistan until 1971. The non-response from the United Nations (UN) signifies the omission to the major responsibility and consideration of UN to promote the serious issue like human rights. UN had t...
Cairn acquired Conoco's UK onshore acreage in 1988 and became one of the largest operators of UK onshore oil production with the Palmers Wood oil field just south of London, near Junction 6 of the M25, Humbly Grove (near Basingstoke) and ot...
Venice of the East', is a famous historic port strategically located on the Straits of Malacca. It was founded by a Hindu prince from Sumatra, Parameswara, who sought refuge in a little fishing village. He named the fishing village Melaka a...
population of 135 million. The country’s population density, approximately 1,000 persons per rectangle kilometre, is furthermore one of the largest in the world. As guided within Figure 1, come lid 40% of the gross population is below the a...
children in economic activities, either on part-time or full-time basis. The practice is considered morally and ethically wrong as it robs children off their childhood and is detrimental to their psychological and physical development. Pove...
environmental surveillance for cholera has been under way in four country, geographically divided positions in Bangladesh for the past 4 years, throughout which both clinical and ecological trials were assembled at biweekly intervals. The c...