Haideh was once a renowned industrial town in the heart of East Pakistan, known today as Bangladesh

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

Despite relentless efforts by the residents of Haideh

some of whom resided in shanties or shelters

Progress, as swift as it may be, has seen Haideh lose its identity

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

Respect for human rights and a broader reconsideration of development projects

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