MMMasuma Moriom

1. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Masuma Moriom

   Why aren’t we talking about the health risks of battery rickshaws? (opens the original)

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   We do not often talk about the quiet suffering that comes with our everyday rides. When battery-run rickshaws are debated in Dhaka, the conversation usually revolves around road safety, traffic congestion, or government attempts to remove them from the city’s main roads. Officials argue about licensing, solar charging, and discipline. Yet what we do not talk much about is the way these rides themselves—the jolts, the vibrations, and the lack of proper brakes—leave their mark on our bodies. For m

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2. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Masuma Moriom

   When rain turns Dhaka's commute into a second job (opens the original)

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   On rainy days in Dhaka, reaching the office can feel like a job in itself. Before the first email is sent, thousands of workers across the city have already spent hours navigating flooded streets, searching for transport, and sitting in traffic that barely moves. A commute that normally takes an hour can consume half a morning, leaving many exhausted before the workday has even begun. As heavy monsoon rains continue to drench the capital, familiar scenes unfold across the city. Water accumulates

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