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'It's over for us': how extreme weather is emptying Bangladesh's villages
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OpenThe frequency of natural disasters is making life in rural areas increasingly difficult, pushing inhabitants into city slums
'It's over for us': how extreme weather is emptying Bangladesh's villages https://t.co/SisHMU6eCE
Open'It's over for us': how extreme weather is emptying Bangladesh's villages
The frequency of natural disasters is making life in rural areas increasingly difficult, pushing inhabitants into city slums
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