Bosoti Stage ‘Save CRB’ Protest Against Hospital Project in Chattogram

Bosoti Leads ‘Save CRB’ Protest Against Private Hospital Project in Chattogram
Activists hold placards during the ‘Save CRB’ protest in Chattogram, calling for the protection of the environmentally sensitive CRB area from a proposed private hospital project.

A peaceful sit-in programme titled “Save CRB” was held at the Satrasta intersection of Chattogram’s CRB area on Friday in protest against plans to build a private hospital in the ecologically sensitive zone.

The programme was organised by Boshoti and attended by conscious citizens, youths and environmental activists who voiced concern over the possible destruction of the area’s natural environment.

Speakers at the event said they were not opposed to development but stressed that any development initiative must be environmentally friendly and sustainable. They argued that despite the availability of sufficient unused land under the Railway Ministry in Chattogram city, selecting CRB, known for its scenic beauty and biodiversity, for a private hospital project reflects an environmentally destructive approach.

They also said that Chattogram City Corporation’s vision of building a “Green City” could never be achieved by damaging the environment of CRB, often described as the lungs of the port city.

The protesters urged the authorities concerned to withdraw from the plan and called on people from all walks of life to unite in protecting the hills, forests and natural environment of CRB.

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