Chuadanga, Gopalganj shivering in cold wave
Vehicles were seen moving with headlights on Thursday morning to avoid accident due to poor visibility, taking time to reach destination
Chuadanga weather office recorded the country’s lowest temperature at 10.2 degree Celsius in Chuadanga and nearby Gopalganj district on 12 December. Photo: UNB
Chuadanga and Gopalganj have been shivering as a cold wave coupled with wind is sweeping the districts.
Chuadanga weather office recorded the country's lowest temperature at 10.2 degree Celsius in Chuadanga and nearby Gopalganj district today (12 December).
Vehicles were seen moving with headlights on Thursday morning to avoid accident due to poor visibility, taking time to reach destination.
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The low-income people, day labourers are the worst sufferers amid the knee-shaking cold as they have to move out of home to earn bread.
Rakibul Hasan, senior observer at Chuadanga First Class Weather Observatory Office, said the humidity in the wind was 97 percent at 9am.
He said cold may increase in the next few days.
