Uzzal Rahman, Jhalakathi

Sabina Yasmin Ruby's untimely death of her husband Moni Kazi 6 months ago after being ill for 6 years has left Sabina Yasmin Ruby feeling untimely.

The entire responsibility of the family fell on Ruby's shoulders. But he did not give up. The family continues despite the hardships. Studying three children. He spends sleepless nights with them. He is haunted by the thought of where he will go with his children now that he has no home.

Helpless Ruby lives in the broken house of a cousin in her father's house in Kathipara village of Magar union of Nalchiti upazila of Jhalakathi district, which is also on the verge of being destroyed by the river.

Sabina Yasmin Rubir cried while talking about the uncertainty of the world. She cried and said that my husband was ill and had to undergo treatment after losing everything. He died 6 months ago. Currently I have three children. The elder girl is an Honors 1st year student of Jhalakathi Government College. Another boy is a ninth standard student of Nalchiti Merchants Secondary School.

And the little boy is also studying in school. Their education costs a lot. I can manage my family with what people give me, but I can't afford my education. The elder girl and boy are unable to go to school and college due to lack of money. The girl has grown up and needs to be married. So I trust in Allah. I am not receiving any government assistance. If I could get some help it would be very helpful.

Helpless Ruby's father Yusuf Howladar said, "My land has been lost in all the rivers." Currently there is a little house to live in and it seems to be gone. I run the family by rearing some kind of cows and goats. It is not possible for me to see my daughter's family. My daughter's son-in-law is staying in a broken house of my cousin after his death.

Nazrul Islam, Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) of Nalchiti said, I will try to give him government assistance and if there is quota in social service then allowance will be provided.