News Editor/Head of News
Dear Sir/Madam,
Please be informed that a photography exhibition on 'Nepal- Resilience and Reasons' – By Abir Abdullah is going to be inaugurated at gallery Chitrak, Dhanmondi-6, Dhaka on 05 June at 5:30pm. I would like to request you to kindly assign a reporter along with a cameraperson to attend and cover the news.
Thank you in advance.
Abir Abdullah
Press Release
'Nepal- Resilience and Reasons' – A photography Exhibition
by Abir Abdullah
The exhibition will be jointly inaugurated by eminent architect-poet Rabiul Hossain, renowned photographer Nasir Ali Mamun and Associated Press (AP) Breau Chief Julhas Alam, on 05 June at 5:30 pm at gallery Chitrak in Dhanmondi Road 6, Dhaka. The exhibition will continue until 11 June for all from 10am to 8pm everyday.
Vennue: Gallery Chitrak, House 4, Road 6, Dhanmondi
Date: 05 June 2015, Friday Time: 5:30pm
The world watched, horrified by the destruction of human lives and property. Beautiful and historical temples, towers and valleys were transformed to ruins. The quake was felt as far as some places in India and in Bangladesh. Fear, worry and concern spread like wildfire and the sobering statistics that followed heightened disbelief and panic. The 55 seconds quake killed more than 8,000 people and injured more than 18,000 all over Nepal.
Bangladesh did not remain a quiet bystander. Relief was sent. Journalists and photographers rushed from here too. Abir Abdullah was one of them arriving in Nepal on the second day of the quake to cover the devastation as a photojournalist. He witnessed the fear and tear of the people who lost their loved ones, families and neighbours. He travelled major affected areas documenting the catastrophe of nature and the struggles of the surviving people. His eyes and his camera recorded once again how defenseless we humans are against the forces of nature.
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Photographer
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