Gas scarcity both in household, industrial sector is on rise in Bangladesh

In Bangladesh,gas scarcity both in household sector and industrial sector is on rise.On the advance of the days, the crisis becomes acute, gradually.The shortage looms heavy on the newly set up industries as well as those awaiting distribution.The sufferers are textile and RMG factories owners those who already have been made noticed the standing problems to the authority. However the authority repeatedly failed to bring any solution to the problem. With the increase of populace in the country, demands are increasing day by day. A holistic massive plan is essential in this respect, the sociologist is saying so. The government does not able to address the standing problems in the country. On the other hand, the government imported power from the neighbors and able to meet the other burning crisis to her populace at least to some extent. Here needs a permanent long-term electricity generation procedure that brings solvency to the commoners. However the men in government give less importance in this sector than to the other sectors. The pale scenario is seen now a day. At present, the scarcity causes havoc as hundreds of industrial units at industrial belt involving several billions of dollars in invest are sitting idle for shortage of gas and power. Over 300 textile and garment factories are not in operation due to a shortage of gas and power. According to a Dhaka-based daily,the scenario is deteriorating daily, no solution is coming from the men in authority. One official admits that they are in the defensive line, but they certainly move round to a stable position in generating and distributing. The users especially, authorities of Bangladesh Garments Producers and Exporters Association and Spinning Association opine that nearly 200 RMG factories and 100 textile factories have gone on closed. The stakeholders, especially the workforces became helpless, losing their jobs. How the owners feed them without productivity.

The incumbent government, in her two successive terms, is able to add power to national greed, but what they have done to gas? Despite the odds and amid controversy, has brought some noticeable changes in the power sector, but in gas sector, the government’s initiatives are not visible to the people. It gives a bad signal to the potential investors who think to come forward to invest in Bangladesh, both from home and foreign. Amidst the pale scenario, the law and order situation all of a sudden fall down to some extent. Four bloggers, one after one, have been killed at the nose of Law Enforcers, in cases of nabbing the culprits, no substantial advancement has been made so far. The law enforcers, as if became helpless and seems to be armless to grab them. The child and women abuse is rising alarmingly, The police administration does a little in this regard that creates fear to the investors and entrepreneurs. The Government should come forward to undertake the massive initiatives to tackle the acute crisis that she facing every day and able to provide a relief within the shortest possible time. If problems not met on priority basis, the situation will go beyond control at any moment. May good spirit prevail and evil one defeat.