Chattogram District Commissioner Jahid Hossain has called for building a risk-free and safe environment for future generations. He emphasized that effective measures must be taken now to ensure sustainable development and environmental protection.
15 November 2026, 12:04 AM
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Chattogram District Commissioner Jahid Hossain has stressed the importance of creating a risk-free and safe environment for future generations. He stated that the current generation has a responsibility to leave behind a livable and sustainable environment, adding that coordinated efforts are essential to address the growing threats to the environment.
Call for Coordinated Environmental Action
The District Commissioner made these remarks while addressing an event on Saturday (November 14). He noted that climate change, pollution, and the degradation of natural resources have put environmental balance at risk. In this context, he said government initiatives alone are insufficient, and active participation from all segments of society is required.
"Future generations must be ensured a safe and healthy environment to grow up in," the District Commissioner said. He emphasized strict enforcement of existing environmental laws and the need to raise public awareness. He also advised prioritizing environmental impact assessments during development activities.
Commitment to Making Dhaka a Development Model
On the same day, the Administrator of Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) also expressed a commitment to establishing Dhaka as a model of development. He stated that through improving citizens' quality of life and sustainable urbanization, Dhaka would be presented as an ideal example for other cities in the country. Plans to strengthen modern infrastructure, waste management, and greening programs were also announced.
Need for Coordinated Efforts
Analysts believe that coordination between local administration and civil society is crucial to ensuring environmental protection and sustainable development. The Chattogram DC's call and Dhaka's development model commitment both signal positive changes in the country's urban and environmental policies. However, their implementation depends on administrative sincerity and conscious public participation.