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Plastic monster statue at Cox’s Bazar raises awareness of pollution
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October 29, 2026

Plastic monster statue at Cox’s Bazar raises awareness of pollution

Tourists visiting Sugandha Beach this week were greeted by a shocking sight: a massive 50-foot monster clutching an uprooted palm tree. Built entirely from five tonnes of ocean trash, this striking addition to the shoreline is turning heads and forcing travelers to confront their habits.

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