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satellite image of land erosion by Padma River
Over 66,000 hectares lost to Padma since 1967: NASA report
Over 66,000 hectares (256 square miles) of land have been lost -- roughly the area of Chicago, one of the biggest cities in the US -- to erosion caused by the Padma river since 1967.
14 September 2018