Recent years Bangladesh fight against the COVID-19 pandemic aside, Bangladesh is also struggling to face the flash floods. The socio-economic impact of COVID-19 is worsening due to flooding and pushing people into poverty. A majority of the population had become unemployed due to the pandemic, with vulnerable groups, such as daily wage workers, significantly impacted. Recent floods have left agricultural lands underwater, and most of the crops have been damaged. This photograph was taken on the date 23rd July 2020 in a rural village Manikganj, Bangladesh. Where the full village washed away by the flood, it was a worse situation for all people. In this photograph, Al Amin Mia is taking his wife to the hospital for child delivery, but due to flood all roads washed away and lack of transport, their only option was walk. The socio-economic impact of COVID-19 is worsening due to flooding and pushing people into poverty. A majority of the population had become unemployed due to the pandemic, with vulnerable groups, such as daily wage workers, significantly impacted. Recent floods have left agricultural lands underwater, and most of the crops have been damaged.
Moniruzzaman Sazal: “My main objective of photography is to tell the sufferings of people and to highlight different problems exist in society. I believe that expressing others toil through photographs can be the best way to aware people. With a view to making this happen, I have been working on different projects which mainly cover the climate change issues with its effect on lives, natural diversity, different odds and discrimination in the society, cultural diversity and unity of religion. Though I am working as a general manager in a private company, I have been involved in photography since childhood. I got several local and international acknowledgments for my work. I hope and wish that I will be able to serve my country and on a larger scale the world through my work.”