Flag of Bangladesh at the Battle of Karbala. According to "CIA World Fact Book", the green used in the flag represent the lushness of the green landscape of the country. On 13 January 1972 the flag was modified. The map from the center was removed and the red disk moved towards the hoist. The red in the center is a symbolic representation of the blood Bengalis shed in the Bangladesh Liberation War. According to Bangladeshi government specifications, following is the specification of the national flag: The national flag of Bangladesh is flown on all working days on important government buildings and offices, e.g.,
Flag and coat of arms of Kedah A large, red, diagonal per bend stripe divides the upper fly—coloured yellow—and the lower hoist—coloured green. The Kedahan coat of arms consists of only three heraldic elements: An escutcheon, a crescent, and a wreath; the arms may be illustrated with only the aforementioned elements or included against a red ellipse. Details of the arm's heraldic elements are as followed: Like the state flag, the Kedahan arms is featured on Standards and the state ensign. However, the colours used on the arms may vary but utilise red, green or yellow, with the wreath and shield given one colour while the crescent