Mehendiganj

Mehendigonj is an Upazila of Barisal District in the Division of Barisal, Bangladesh. Mehendigonj is prevalently known as Patarhat by the neighborhood people. It has 55,128 family units and an aggregate territory of 435.79 km². The waterway Meghna is encompassed by this little island causing disintegration consistently amid the storm season. The prominent towns, for example, Ulania, Kaliganj in the east are in genuine threat. Around 9,480 individuals of 1,343 families have turned out to be destitute because of disintegration.

Mehendigonj has a past filled with its own in training and culture, exchange and business, horticulture and aestheticness. Be that as it may, the Meghna, the Tentulia and the Mashkata have turned into the 'fait accompli' of three lakh individuals of the upazila. The streams have just gulped the vast majority of the regions of a few associations including Gubindapur, Jagalia, Darirchar-Khajuria, Bhashanchar and Andermanik.

There is a narrative titled Mehendigonj of Barisal at Estuary of Meghna dependent on waterway disintegration coordinated by Fuad Chowdhury. The narrative depicts the seriousness of waterway disintegration in rainstorm season. Only in 2007, 12,000 sections of land of land was overwhelmed by the stream Meghna, making around forty thousand individuals landless, particularly influencing ladies' protection and security. Scarcely any activity can be believed to restore these influenced individuals and to stop the waterway disintegration.