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THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 2026

flood affected areas

flood affected areas

Thousands of houses submerged in Cox's Bazaar as flooding ravaged seven districts across Bangladesh. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS

Floods destroy Tk140.82cr in vegetables, prices jump Tk20-50 in Ctg markets

The sharp fall in supplies from flood-hit production areas has pushed up the prices of almost all vegetables, adding to the financial strain on middle- and low-income families

A long tailback on a highway in Chattogram. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS

Tk378cr needed to repair 213km of flood-damaged roads in five Ctg districts: RHD

Accumulated rainwater inundates roads in Chattogram. Photo: Collected

Public health risks rise after flood damages thousands of tube wells, toilets in Ctg

Many drivers instinctively try restarting the engine or driving away as soon as the water level drops which could be the costliest mistake of all. PHOTO: Collected

Four things to do if your car gets caught in floodwater

Algerian Ambassador to Bangladesh Abdelouahab Saïdani distributes relief supplies to a flood-affected woman in Chattogram’s Satkania today. Photo: Courtesy

Algerian envoy distributes relief among flood victims in Chattogram, Cox's Bazar

File photo of Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed. Photo: Screengrab

Govt surveying flood-hit areas, relief efforts to continue: Home minister

A aerial view of Sylhet city shows different areas are still submerged. Photo: File/ Debasish Debu/TBS

UK announces £355,000 flood aid for Bangladesh

Health Minister Sardar Md Sakhawat Husain. Photo: Collected

Doctors' leave cancelled in 11 flood-hit districts as medical teams deployed

BGB deployed in 11 flood-hit districts for rescue, relief

BGB deployed in 11 flood-hit districts for rescue, relief

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. Photo: Courtesy/File

Govt launches extensive flood response campaign under PM's round-the-clock monitoring: Spokesperson

Photo: TBS

DGHS orders medical teams, medicine and anti-snake venom stockpiles in flood-hit areas

Locals wade through floodwater in Chattogram as water levels rise following days of heavy rain and upstream runoff. Photo: TBS

Floods leave over 7.5 lakh people marooned in Ctg

Rising floodwater inundates parts of Habiganj after the Khowai River embankment collapsed last night following days of heavy rain and upstream runoff. Photo: Collected

30,000 marooned as Khowai embankment collapse floods 25 villages in Habiganj

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