Climate change increases the frequency, severity and unpredictability of cyclones; floods and other extreme weather events seriously affecting Bangladesh. Now, write a dialogue bètween you and your friend about the environmental hazards and threatening effect of climate change in the life of people of Bangladesh.

About the environmental hazards and threatning effect of climate change in Bangladeshi people's life.

Asha : Tina, have you noticed how unpredictable the pattern of weather has become lately? It's been hitting our coastal areas really hard.

Tina : Absolutely. Just last week, another cyclone warning was issued. It's heart-breaking to think about the families living in those vulnerable areas.

Asha : Yes, the frequency and intensity of these cyclones are rising due to climate change. Many people have lost their homes and livelihoods because of the repeated flooding.

Tina : And it's not just the coastal areas. Even here in the cities, we've seen an increase in extreme heatwaves. It's making life unbearable, especially for those without adequate shelter or access to cooling.

Asha : That's true. The rising temperatures are causing severe health issues too. The elderly and children are the most affected by heatrelated illnesses.

Tina : And let's not forget about agriculture. The unpredictable rainfall patterns are devastating for farmers. Crops are getting damaged, and food security is becoming a major concern.

Asha : I believe we need to focus on both mitigation and adaptation strategies. People need to understand the urgency of the situation and how they can contribute to slowing down climate change. Small changes in our daily lives, like reducing waste and conserving energy, can help us in great deal.

Tina :. Yes, and supporting renewable energy projects can also help.

Asha : I agree. Actually it's a collective effort. The government, organizations, and èvery individual need to come together to combat this crisis. After all, it's about securing a sustainable future for all of us.

Tina : Exactly. I also think so. I have to go now, bye.

Asha: See you later, bye.