Dhaka, Oct. 26 -- The coastline along the Bay of Bengal, renowned for its breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, is losing its lustre. The beauty of Kuakata -- known as the "Daughter of the Sea" -- is fading under the weight of pollution and mismanagement.

From its golden sands to the iconic views of sunrise and sunset, Kuakata was once a coastal jewel. Now, broken concrete, plastic waste, and collapsing GEO bags have turned the beach into a dangerous stretch, leaving tourists disillusioned and locals worried about their livelihoods.

During a recent visit, bdnews24.com observed several casuarina trees felled along sections of the beach. At Zero Point, or the main beach area, GEO bags placed to prevent erosion were riddled with gaps, exposin...