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Charities are helping to solve the hunger problem in Bangladesh.
Mehmankhana is one of them.
At the beginning of Covid-19, Bangladesh went into lockdown for two months.
Many charities and groups tried to help people who lost their jobs.
They provided free food, money and face masks.
But after a year, many groups have stopped.
Only a few charities are working.
But many people are unemployed and have no food.
Asma Akhter Liza is an actress who started Mehmankhana.
It's a street kitchen that feeds hungry children and adults on the streets.
The charity now feeds more than 2,500 people a day.
During the pandemic, poverty in Bangladesh increased to 40 percent.
The government has spent $15 billion dollars to help the economy and reopened some factories.
But many people are still unemployed.
Liza's brother Eraz Mahmudi lost his job, but he is now the chief chef for the charity.
People in the middle class now go to Mehmankhana for free food.
Mohammed Arif is an unemployed city bus driver.
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