VOICED : Bangladesh island losing battle to stem climate tide

The video discusses the severe impact of rising sea levels on Deer Island in South Bangladesh, where a significant portion is already underwater. Residents face displacement, with many relocating to mainland slums. The government struggles to provide adequate shelter and resources for the affected population. The video highlights the challenges of climate change, community adaptation, and the need for sustainable solutions.

What is the main reason residents of Deer Island are forced to rebuild their homes?

• They enjoy the challenge of rebuilding.

• They have no financial means or land elsewhere.

• They want to live closer to the sea.

• They are required by the government to stay.

What has happened to the infrastructure on Deer Island?

• It has been modernized.

• It has been preserved as a historical site.

• It has been completely submerged.

• It has been relocated to the mainland.

Where have many former residents of Deer Island relocated?

• To luxury apartments in the city.

• To a slum on the mainland.

• To other islands.

• To government-provided housing.

What is one of the major challenges faced by the Bangladeshi government due to rising sea levels?

• Increasing tourism to the affected areas.

• Managing the displacement of millions of coastal residents.

• Building new islands.

• Reducing taxes for affected residents.

What options do the poorest residents have in response to the threat of their island disappearing?

• Move to another country.

• Cram into slums or stay on the island.

• Relocate to the biggest cities.

• Build floating homes.