Diamond Particle Board Mills, Rangpur. (The lives of hardworking people.)

How is everyone? A wonderful journey allows us to enjoy a new experience. Today, I will take you to the Diamond Particle Board Mill in Rangpur. Here, countless people earn their livelihoods through hard work. Using an axe to cut wood, a worker labors from morning until afternoon and—after a meal break—continues working until evening. You could say this mill is a vibrant hub for livelihoods in the region.

At this facility, paperboard is produced from trees through a process involving steaming and the use of chemicals. The company has gained a reputation for its supportive role towards the needy and destitute through the sale of these specialized "fly boards," which are also marketed internationally. The production process involves cutting specific types of trees to extract thin sheets or strips, which are then treated with chemicals to manufacture the boards. Workers unload the chemical supplies from trucks; this work enables them to support the business owner while earning a livelihood to provide food for their families.

They were incredibly encouraging and cooperative while I was taking photographs. They work at this lovely board factory situated in a rural setting, surrounded by an appealing blend of lush greenery and trees. They are very happy to work in such an open environment, and their daily earnings play a significant role in supporting their families.

A hardworking laborer is shaping tree-sized logs using a specialized, sharp axe. He earns a daily wage of 800 taka for cutting wood, amounting to a monthly income of approximately 24,000 taka; however, he has to cover both his family's expenses and his own personal costs. After shaping these specific logs, they are typically fed into a machine to produce thin sheets of plywood.

Typically, logs from various types of trees—including Lambu and Shimul—are processed here. Buyers offer higher prices for high-quality logs and specifically purchase these types of timber.

Next, they are loading the empty drums onto trucks to have them refilled with chemicals. Here, we have discussed the hardworking lives of the people involved in this specific factory, including scenes of the timber-cutting process. These images and the provided location details will give you a glimpse into the setting. Additionally, I am sharing a 'Plus Code' location; this Google Maps link will allow you to view the site, including the vegetation and some of the modern machinery used there.

[Plus code](Q6Q7+44G, Uttam)

Diamond particle board factory location link rangpur

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