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Most Chinese don't care about minor issues like cleanliness, that comes later. Making money is where it's at. :D

There he goes again speaking for everyone. @GeraltofRivia @Two @dy1022 @Jlaw @Chinese-Dragon

At least my gripe stops at just Chinese govt (and a few trolls here) regarding a few things......but this guy...whole different level.

Apparently most of you dont care about cleanliness he says....and he claims to have been to China too.

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Please forgive us. I apologise for @Bilal9's selective photos.

Its ok billu has explained it all with the same false equivalency (b-b-b-b-but everyone else does the same, i gotta do it too to keep up!...however bad it is).

He is selective in presenting the image.....but strangely broad when it comes to the intersectional identity stereotype of just about anyone.

Strange thing that.
 
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Some people think of bngladash and see this

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But this is it also

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If people see both sides they will be shocked!
 
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Some people think of bngladash and see this

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But this is also bngker

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If people see both sides they will be shocked!
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The hypocrisy is amazing. Dhaka may look untidy, but boy it isn't like Delhi such as places like Paharganj. Our people are not two timing, double crossing & womenfolk get respected there for the most part, even when they are in the most vulnerable positions (we know how Indian men like opportunities and think it's okay to do certain things). In fact, what are you trying to get at? Your rivers are sh-t filled with human carcasses and your sanitation is slacking.

Places like Haryana are filled with ugly beastly BJP spineless thugs. Pretty sure these pictures are outdated and do not reflect on the current scenario. People do not climb upon buses and trains anymore, am I right?

Bangladesh as a small country means that Dhaka isn't a genuine and full representation of the country. It's wrong to think of Dhaka when BD crops up, the country is still considerably rural & imo, the true essence of BD.
 
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Some people think of bngladash and see this

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But this is also bngker

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If people see both sides they will be shocked!
@Oscar Sir,

This male/female/shemale is intentionally misspelling Bangladesh and still not correcting that.
 
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I don't think I'm in any position to believe UN stats especially when it has been provided by the Gov of India. The Gunda pack mentality is prevalent and infamous among you guys.

You aren't in any position for anything...period. Bangladeshis in UK....yuck. Just one word is needed.

3rd pic is fake too...

Tell it to the guardian please:

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/sep/14/rivers-of-blood-dhaka-bangladesh-eid-animal-sacrifices

Also protest the clearly fake video there too.
 
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The hypocrisy is amazing. Dhaka may look untidy, but boy it isn't like Delhi such as places like Paharganj. Our people are not two timing, double crossing & womenfolk get respected there for the most part, even when they are in the most vulnerable positions (we know how Indian men like opportunities and think it's okay to do certain things). In fact, what are you trying to get at? Your rivers are sh-t filled with human carcasses and your sanitation is slacking.

Places like Haryana are filled with ugly beastly BJP spineless thugs. Pretty sure these pictures are outdated and do not reflect on the current scenario. People do not climb upon buses and trains anymore, am I right?

Bangladesh as a small country means that Dhaka isn't a genuine and full representation of the country. It's wrong to think of Dhaka when BD crops up, the country is still considerably rural & imo, the true essence of BD.

If I start posting pictures of Indian slums in Mumbai and Delhi then these idiots won't know where to run.:lol:

I don't do it for the sake of non chest-thumper sane Indians, my congressi bhais.

Too busy these days to engage in sophomoric trolling. But let's not throw stones when you live in a glass house.
 
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Tell it to the guardian please
Well that was probably in 2014. When there was flood during Eid ul Azha...where people slaughter a cow/goat in the name of Allah.

It doesn't happen every year.
 
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Instead of protesting the pictures would it not be better for the people of Bangladesh to become aware of the reality of the country and rectify things that draw criticism although @Bilal9 loves to post only the selected photographs of many glass-fitted ugly buildings without any real architecture value. How strong are the structures can only be seen when there is an earthquake of a magnitude of just 7.5 Richter scale.

By the way, people should go to a Motijheel highrise building to see many wooden pikdani at the stair corners, but the nearby areas are all red with the dirt mark of bettle leaf spits/piks. Living in dirt may have become a part of our culture. Go also to Mohakhali Cholera Hospital to see how the area stinks with the smell of human urine and solid waste.
 
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How strong are the structures can only be seen when there is an earthquake of a magnitude of just 7.5 Richter scale.
It is obviously not going to be pretty. Specially in Dhaka due to the density of high rises it will be disastrous. And if it happens during a flood, then the damage will be too much. To be honest an earthquake like this will impact every city. Even Tokyo or NY will take huge damage in such an earthquake. You remember 2011 earthquake in Japan? The magnitude was 9.0 in Richter scale. But the epicenter was in Pacific ocean and quite far from Japan. It caused 16,000 death. While 120k buildings totally collapsed and 400k buildings half collapsed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_Tōhoku_earthquake_and_tsunami

In Hanshin earthquake which was 6.9 in richter scale and epicenter was in Kobe. 400k buildings were damaged and 22% buildings in Kobe were unusable. That was in 1995, but I do not think BD's structures are any better than Japanese structures of 1995. In 2008, Sichuan earthquake in China which was of 8.0 richter scaledestroyed 80% buildings of that province. And also 68k people lost their lives. So, you can understand the damage? It will be as deadly as an atom bomb.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Hanshin_earthquake
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Sichuan_earthquake

But an earthquake of this scale is unlikely in Dhaka. At least the epicenter of such earthquake should not be near Dhaka. An Earthquake of 7.5 magnitude from anywhere in Bangladesh can be felt from Dhaka. In 2015, an earthquake in Nepal affected Dhaka. It was of 7.8-8.1 richter scale. Epicenter was in Kathmundu. 9k people died. From which 8.8k in Nepal, 78 in India, 25 in China and 4 in BD. One building in BD was partially damaged.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/April_2015_Nepal_earthquake

The earthquake threats in BD mostly comes from India or Nepal. Indian Assam, and Nepal have tons of fault lines. Sylhet and Chittagong have some fault lines that can cause high magnitude earthquakes. Richter scale magnitude increases in logarithmic scale. So the energy required to cause a 8.0 magnitude is much much higher than the energy required to cause an earthquake of 7.0. Thus an earthquake of 8.0 if much deadlier than that of 7.0. Also other than the richter scale, the damage also depends on the time period of the first shock and the after shocks. Most of the damage in Kobe earthquake was a result of the aftershocks which were around 4.5-6.2 richter scale. However the further you are away from the epicenter the less the damage.

Now take a look at the map.

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The danger of Dhaka comes from Sylhet. Dauki fault line near Sylhet and Indian Shiliguri can cause an earthquake up to 7.3 scale. It will cause damage to Dhaka The bigger threat comes from Indian Assam. You can see there is a large circle in Indian border that can cause an earthquake of greater than 8 richter scale. This one can cause huge damage to Sylhet and will also impact Dhaka but not by that much. So, you can see the possibility of a 7.5 magnitude of earthquake hitting near Dhaka is rather low. However earthquake from other areas impacting Dhaka is quite high.

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Dhaka is placed in moderate risk earthquake zone. That's because of the large population in Dhaka. Also usually major damage in earthquake is caused by other elements such as tsunami or fire or worse nuclear disaster.

However, as per your question, a 7.5 richter scale earthquake in Dhaka will pretty much destroy the whole city with it's infrastructures.
An earthquake like this will likely do the same to pretty much every major city. If it happens in Tokyo, then may some very well built infrastructures might survive but most will not. In Dhaka hardly anything will survive. Lets pray such an earthquake never occurs in Bangladesh or in any other country.
 
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Well that was probably in 2014. When there was flood during Eid ul Azha...where people slaughter a cow/goat in the name of Allah.

It doesn't happen every year.

No one said it happens every year sweetie....well maybe tsundere chick implied it...but thats for you to take up with her :P
 
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