Collapse in tourism industry in Cox's Bazar-Saint Martin

The Dhaka Times Desk The tourism industry in Cox's Bazar St. Martin has collapsed due to the events of the past few days. The industry has once again been hit by the wave of students being swept into the sea, unable to overcome the massive impact of the strikes and strikes of the past few years.

Cox's Bazar is known as the longest beach in the world. The lion's share of foreign currency of the country's tourism industry also comes from here. But in the last few years due to political violence in the country, this tourism industry has collapsed. After the January 5 elections, the political situation in the country improved somewhat. At this time, the hotel-motel businessmen started standing up again. But suddenly came down an amanisha. Some government initiatives are needed to eliminate such a situation. Although the local administration has also taken several initiatives. Identifying areas in St. Maarten that are unsafe and taking action. Then maybe it will be possible to overcome this deadlock again.

It is known that at several points on the south beach of Cox's Bazar and Coral Island St. Martin, there are dirty sands and severe eddies in the sea adjacent to the beach. These are called death traps. Because of this every year many tourists are drowning in that current. At several points there is no 'danger signal sign' and at many places it is not obeyed. Due to which accidents are happening one after another. Hotel-motel owners also claim that the information about poaching is not true. In such a situation, experts believe that it will be difficult to prevent the disaster of this industry if electricity is not taken into account by taking all aspects into consideration.

It should be noted that according to the information of the local non-governmental organization Life Guards, more than 85 people have died in different points of Cox's Bazar in the last 16 years. Most of them are young students. Close-up One music star Abid is among them. The students of Dhaka's Ahsan Ullah Science and Technology University had to give their lives.