Cyclone Remal

Summit FSRU operational pause after damage during cyclone Remal
Bangladesh

Summit FSRU operational pause after damage during cyclone Remal

There was damage to the ballast water tank of the FSRU

A file photo of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
Bangladesh

‘Will stand by you’: PM visits cyclone-hit areas, distributes relief

So far 51 dead deer and two wild boar were recovered from the Sundarbans in last two days. Photo: UNB
Bangladesh

12 more dead deer, one wild boar recovered from Sundarbans

A devastated Enamul Gazi, a resident of Telikhali village in Khulna's Paikgacha upazila, sits amid the destruction in the aftermath of Cyclone Remal which destroyed 15 out of 20 houses in his settlement, including his own, leaving them flooded and submerged. The photo was taken on Wednesday. Photo: Awal Sheikh
Bangladesh

Everything gone in blink of an eye

Cyclone Remal wreaks havoc on fishermen’s houses and shops along the Patenga coast of Chattogram. Tidal waters inundate the fishing villages as nearby dams are damaged. The photo was taken from Jelepara in South Halishahar, Patenga on Monday. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin
Bangladesh

Cyclone Remal kills 16, damages over 173,000 houses, 1.5 lakh hectares of crops: Ministry

A forest ranger at Katka carrying a dead deer on his back. File Photo: Courtesy
Environment

Cyclone Remal: Deer carcass washes ashore on Kuakata beach

1st phase of Upazila Parishad elections at Cox's Bazar. Photo: Nupa Alam
Politics

Voting in 1 centre for 3rd phase of Upazila Parishad polls suspended on St Martin's Island

Cyclone Remal wreaks havoc on fishermen’s houses and shops along the Patenga coast of Chattogram. Tidal waters inundate the fishing villages as nearby dams are damaged. The photo was taken from Jelepara in South Halishahar, Patenga on Monday. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin
Bangladesh

Cyclone Remal death toll rises to 19 in Barishal division

Hundreds of trees in the mangrove forest were damaged by the cyclone. Photo: Awal Sheikh
Bangladesh

Echoes of sorrow across Sundarbans after Cyclone Remal

At least 114 Bengal tigers live in Bangladesh's portion of the Sundarbans, according to official figures. File Photo: Reuters
Bangladesh

Key tiger habitat swamped by deadly Bangladesh cyclone

This aerial photograph shows damaged houses after cyclone Remal's landfall in Patuakhali on May 28, 2024. Photo: Munir Uz Zaman / AFP
Bangladesh

Deadly Bangladesh cyclone one of longest seen

Two schoolgoing girls walking the city streets on 28 May. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Environment

Dhaka temperature 7.2°C higher than yesterday despite persistent rainfall: BMD

Dr ASM Maksud Kamal.
Bangladesh

Cyclone Remal's persistence linked to climate change: DU VC