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Rat Danger in Bangladesh

Rat Danger in Bangladesh
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09.02.2008 is due to the first time flowering of the BBC Turkish
]]Sorun, bamboo forests after decades. Flowers for bamboo trees are a very good source of nutrients for rats. In normal conditions, when they grow twice a year, they can get eight times a year in seven of these flowers. Therefore, the population of rats in the region showed an increase in recent weeks.

Commonly suffer from problems like India. According to the UN Development Program, India’s southeast border is affected by about 150 thousand people who live in the neck. [[T]]] [

Prasenjit Chakma, the author of Development Program visiting the region, stated that people began to eat plant roots, in order to survive, but even in these, they came to the point of shortness. Chakma said that there is no additional in the fields and large holes that rats are opened. "They are much larger sizes than normal. They eat everything that is fresh and green. [

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According to the understanding of the local people, the flowering of bamboo trees and the increase of rat counts following this is an event seen every fifty years. Finally, in 1958, there was a similar situation.

In the other side of the word, the people in India share the same faith and the same problem. In the province of Mizoram, bamboo trees began to bloom last year.

upon eating people’s food stocks, the government declared a disaster region. Here, the authorities and the helpers started to help hungry people. But they say that the help is not enough sizes, the trees continue to bloom and the problem is also growing.

Prasenjit Chakma states that the region will drown with this problem from the next three to four years, but it will be relieved with the drop of the rat population.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/turkish/news/story/2008/02/080208 bangladesh ratshtml]]

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