Composition | Population Growth/ Problem In Bangladesh

Bangladesh is a country with a lot of people squeezed into a small area. It's just 1,47,570 square kilometres, but there are over 160 million people living there. That means about 2000-2137 people live in one square mile. Every year, more than two million people are added to the population, and this problem is getting out of control. It's like an explosion.

Having a lot of people in a country can be a good thing, but it becomes a problem when the country can't give everyone the things they need to live.

Bangladesh is too small to support such a huge population. This causes many problems like not having enough food, difficulty communicating, lack of education, not enough jobs, nowhere to live, health issues, not enough medical care, damage to the environment, and poverty.

We all need to work together to control this problem. The government of Bangladesh is trying to control it. To solve this problem, we should do the following things. Each family should have no more than two children. This will help us plan for the future. People need to understand how serious this problem is.

To slow down the growth of the population, education is very important. If everyone is educated, they will understand the problem better and have a broader perspective. If we don't stop people from getting married too young, more and more people will move to other places looking for a better life.

We can send people to other countries to reduce the population crisis. We also need to focus on being self-sufficient to solve this problem.

The population problem is a big challenge for Bangladesh. But it can be solved if the government and the people are determined to control births and produce more food. Unless we solve this problem, we won't see any improvements. So, all the people in Bangladesh and the government need to work together right now to solve this crisis before it's too late.