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WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 2025

Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre (FFWC)

Photo: BSS
Bangladesh

Water level in 24 rivers rises, 89 falls: FFWC

Among the 116 monitored river stations, water levels at three stations have remained steady

Chattogram city waterlogged amid heavy rainfall on 1 August 2024. Photo: TBS
Environment

2 lakh people stranded in 9 upazilas of Chattogram

Renubala (45), in Sirajganj, at a mobile money cash-out point, received BDT 5,000 from WFP's anticipatory action support via mobile transfer. She used the money primarily for food and also to put together a raft so they could move back and forth. WFP distributed BDT 5,000 to each of more than 81,000 households four days before the floods peaked in several districts along the Jamuna River, including Kurigram, Sirajganj, Gaibandha, Bogura, and Jamalpur. Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

WFP mobilises the biggest anticipatory action as Jamuna River rises critically

Flood in Sylhet in 2023. Photo: TBS
Environment

Water levels in 59 rivers rise, 48 fall: Report

Photo: BSS
Bangladesh

Water levels in 27 rivers rise, 78 fall: FFWC

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