This town, built by the East Pakistan government during the 1950s, however, آهنگ های هایده has a story of its own, one of displacement and a struggle for justice

In the 1990s, a massive landslide ravaged the village, leaving every resident of Haideh affected in one way or another.

Despite numerous claims for compensation from the residents of Haideh

forced out of the area, leaving behind everything they had ever known.

Today, Haideh is all but a memory of a bygone era

Like Haideh, many towns in Bangladesh stand as reminders of failed promises

We pay homage to the victims of Haideh's landslide, a tragedy that could have been avoided with foresight and responsibility.

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