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August 2024 Bangladesh floods.

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On August 21, 2024, overnight floods submerged around 11 districts in Bangladesh. Thousands of lives, homes, and livelihoods have been severely disrupted by the recent flood in Noakhali. The government, along with local rescue teams, faced a completely unprepared situation. Sending aid to remote areas became extremely difficult. One of the most urgent needs during the flood was clean drinking water, which was not even available for purchase. Due to the lack of safe water, cases of diarrhea increased rapidly after the flood.

To tackle this crisis, Revenco took immediate action. We opened the end caps of our FRP product cylinder-type sewage treatment modules and separated the two parts of the module, converting them into emergency rafts. These rafts could carry loads up to 700–800 kg. Using these makeshift rafts, rescue workers reached Kabirhat, a remote area in Noakhali, where no other teams had been able to reach.

During the flood, Revenco, in coordination with the Bangladesh Army, deployed a water purifier with a capacity of 1,000 liters per hour in the remote area of Kabirhat, Noakhali. This purifier directly converted floodwater into safe drinking water. A generator was used to overcome power shortages for this water treatment process. During this initiative, local residents came with empty pitchers, bottles, and pots to collect free purified water from our mobile flood water purifier truck.

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The community's resiliency and spirit are remarkable despite this natural calamity. During these trying circumstances, Revenco has stepped in to offer vital support. As floodwaters surged through homes and farmlands, the quality of water became a critical concern. Contaminated water posed significant health risks, and the residents of Noakhali found themselves grappling not only with the loss of homes and livelihoods but with the threat of waterborne diseases.

In such a dire situation, Revenco used Daiki Axis’s Johkasou advanced wastewater treatment (WTP) and sewage treatment plants (STP), typically used in more controlled environments, to purify the floodwater.

Revenco has proven its dedication to helping those in need by providing emergency supplies and erecting makeshift shelters. The actions of Revenco during the Noakhali flood stand as a testament to the power of innovation, collaboration, and, above all, human empathy. Their contribution was an integral part of the recovery process, helping Noakhali rise from the floodwaters with renewed strength and resilience.

We believe that during such critical times in a riverine country like Bangladesh, our eco-friendly FRP solutions can play a vital role.

Cleanup at Dhaka Elevated Expressway Toll Plaza

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In July 2024, during a wave of student protests in Dhaka, parts of the Elevated Expressway Toll Plaza were damaged and set on fire. The area was left covered in smoke, ashes, and debris, making it unsafe and unpleasant for daily use.

To help restore the area, Daiki Axis Bangladesh, along with its partner companies— Charm Ltd, Revenco, Tizaraa, and Pioneer Group —joined hands to clean up the toll plaza. Inspired by the slogan "In a free country, with a free spirit, we stay committed to cleanliness," they launched a special two-day cleanup program on August 7 and 8.

Employees from all the companies, local university students, and even young children from the area came together to support this great cause. Everyone worked with great energy and a positive spirit to make the area clean and beautiful again.

The organizers believe that “The country belongs to all of us, so keeping it clean is everyone’s responsibility.” They also encouraged others to take part in similar efforts to help keep Dhaka—and all of Bangladesh—neat, clean, and safe for everyone.

Supporting Vulnerable Children

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Revenco’s Commitment to Supporting Vulnerable Children

At Revenco, we believe in making a positive impact in the communities around us, especially when it comes to supporting vulnerable children who face hardships due to poverty. Our latest initiative focused on providing support to orphaned and disadvantaged children in Bangladesh, particularly in the Mirpur area of Dhaka.

Helping Orphaned Children in Mirpur, Dhaka

Revenco provided food for 100 orphaned children in the Madrasa at Mirpur-10, Dhaka for 20 days. This initiative was part of our ongoing efforts to support vulnerable children who lack the basic necessities of life, such as food, healthcare and education. The food supply ensured that these children could have nourishing meals, helping to alleviate one of their most pressing concerns during difficult times.

The Challenge Faced by Vulnerable Children

Many children in Bangladesh suffer from the effects of losing one or both parents and are left in a vulnerable position, struggling with inadequate food, education and healthcare. This situation is further exacerbated for children who belong to families affected by divorce, disability or poverty. In the absence of government support, these children face a future of poor health, lack of education and limited opportunities.

Revenco’s Solution: Providing Hope and Opportunity

Revenco is dedicated to providing immediate relief to these children. Through this initiative, we provided the orphaned children with nutritious meals to ensure they could focus on their studies and well-being. Beyond food, our long-term vision is to continue providing critical support, including educational materials, healthcare and tuition fees, to empower children to break free from the cycle of poverty.

A Better Future for Vulnerable Children

By offering food, healthcare, education, and protection, we aim to nurture these children into well-rounded individuals who can contribute to society in the future. Our efforts are focused on creating long-term change by addressing the root causes of poverty and giving children the tools they need to succeed.

Revenco’s mission is not just about providing immediate relief but also creating lasting, positive impacts on the lives of these vulnerable

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