A photograph, printed on what appears to be a poster or signboard, depicts a wide river and its eroded bank

A photograph, printed on what appears to be a poster or signboard, depicts a wide river and its eroded bank. The image is identified by an overlaying text as "Mugapur Closure" (মুগাপুর ক্লোজার), indicating a specific location within the Dhaka District, Bangladesh. The scene features a calm river occupying the right and central portions of the frame. Its left bank shows severe erosion, characterized by deep cuts into the soil, visible exposed tree roots, and large deposits of mud and collapsed earth leading down to the water. A dense line of mature trees borders the river along the bank, with some individual trees appearing to lean or be partially submerged due to the ground loss. On the eroded bank, in the lower-left quadrant, three to four individuals are present. One person, dressed in blue attire, is bent over, appearing to interact with a cluster of cut logs or wooden sections scattered on the muddy ground. Another person is seated or crouching nearby. The sky above is overcast or presents soft, diffused light, possibly indicating dawn or dusk, with a faint warm glow visible on the horizon to the far right.