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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 2026

Flood

Flood

Eight days of heavy rain have stripped bitumen, bricks and sand from Chattogram’s roads, leaving 196.79 kilometres riddled with potholes and raising accident risks. The photo shows damage on Bayezid–Hathazari Road. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS

Eight days of rain damages 197km of Ctg roads, surpassing six years’ monsoon toll

Chattogram received 1,354mm of rainfall between 6am on 5 July and 3pm on 12 July. Of that, 412mm fell in the 24 hours ending 3pm on 7 July – the city’s highest daily rainfall in 43 years.

Hundreds of families in Ward No 5 of Sheikhkhil, Banshkhali, remain stranded under the open sky after relentless rain and hill torrents swept away their homes, as they await safe shelter and humanitarian assistance on today (14 July). Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS/File

Govt won't leave anyone behind in flood-hit hill tracts: State minister

 Bandarban Deputy Commissioner (DC) Mohammad Saniul Ferdous speaking at a press conference today on 14 July 2026.Photo:TBS

Bandarban plans to resume HSC exams, reopen tourist spots from 16 July if weather improves

HSC candidates blocked the road outside the Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board, demanding the education minister's resignation.Photo:Rajib Dhar/TBS

Why HSC candidates are demanding education minister's resignation

Photo: ISPR/BSS

Army continues humanitarian assistance in flood-hit areas in Ctg

A man stands on a lifted up sidewalk as he watches people struggle in waist-deep water in Green Road, Dhaka, on 12 July 2026 as incessant downpour has caused waterlogging in some parts of the capital. Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

Can 'sponge cities' help Bangladesh beat urban flooding?

Students appear for the HSC examination. Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

HSC exams to continue despite adverse weather; DCs can act over safety risks

Photo: TBS

30 dead, 2,50,000 affected as floods leave trail of destruction in Cox's Bazar

HSC examinees walk through flooded streets and a waterlogged school field under umbrellas on their way to Cumilla Government Women's College in Cumilla city on 13 July 2026. Photo: TBS

Waist-deep water, illness fears add to HSC examinees' ordeal 

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

Flood death toll rises to 54 as 3 more die; over 6 lakh affected in 7 districts

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

Flood situation may worsen in Sylhet, Sunamganj, four points above danger level

Power Division opens control room to ensure uninterrupted electricity nationwide amid floods

Power Division opens control room to ensure uninterrupted electricity nationwide amid floods

The field of Khulna Government Teachers' Training College remains submerged in floodwater, with the college's name plaque visible above the water, on 13 July 2026. Photo: TBS.

Heavy rains flood several areas in Khulna and Cumilla, hundreds of families affected

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