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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2025

Heatwave

Heatwave

In most areas in the capital, medium-sized green coconuts are now selling for Tk150, while small ones range between Tk100-130. Photo: Md Jahir Rayhan/ TBS

Heatwave drives up demand, prices of green coconuts, ice apples in Dhaka

Sellers say the wholesale price has jumped by Tk15-20 per piece in just one week

Children washing their faces in heatwave. Photo: UNICEF/Kaur

Dhaka records highest temperature this year at 40.1°C

Dhaka North adjusts mosquito control schedule due to heatwave

Dhaka North adjusts mosquito control schedule due to heatwave

In a desperate bid to beat the scorching heat, two young men cool off under a forceful stream of water from an irrigation pump in Chuadanga on 10 May 2025, where the mercury hit a season-high 42°C. Photo: TBS

Chuadanga reels in heatwave, records season's highest temperature at 42°C

Representational image. Photo: iStock

Mild to moderate heat wave sweeps over parts of country

This photo, during Cyclone Remal, was taken from the Jelepara area of South Halishahar in Patenga, Chattogram in May 2024. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin

Cyclone, severe heatwaves likely in May

The Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) predicts more frequent occurrences of rising heatwaves in the coming decade, where daily temperatures are expected to surpass 35°C beyond the summer season. Photo: TBS

Why heat resilience must top Bangladesh’s climate agenda

Representational Photo: Collected

Mild heat wave sweeps in parts of country

Representational image. Photo: Collected

Rains likely in Mymensingh , Sylhet; mild heat wave persists in Dhaka, other places

Representational Photo: Collected

Heat wave may sweep Bangladesh during Eid celebrations

Locals walking with umbrella in Chuadanga streets amid heatwave. Photo: TBS

Chuadanga records season's highest temperature at 39.8°C

Representational Photo: Reuters

Chuadanga hits season's highest temperature amid mild heat wave

Photo: Mehedi Hasan/TBS

Temperatures to hit 40 degree Celcius this month: BMD

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