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TUESDAY, JULY 28, 2026

Heavy Rain

Heavy Rain

Children and a rickshaw-puller pedal through the rain-soaked streets of Dhaka on 16 April 2025. Photo: Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

Rain likely across country: BMD

The Met Office also predicted moderately heavy to heavy rainfall is likely at places across the country.

Representational Photo.

Rain likely to continue across country

A farmer stands in a flooded field as rising waters threaten Boro crops and deepen harvest uncertainty. Photo: TBS

Heavy rain affects 28,610 hectares, raises concerns over Aman seedlings, veggie supply

Heavy rainfall causes water-logging in several areas of Dhaka, disrupting traffic and daily life today (12 July). Photo: Tahsin Samin

Heavy rain likely to persist in Dhaka, other areas for 2 more days

Heavy monsoon rain leaves roads in Dhaka’s Azimpur waterlogged on 12 July 2026, disrupting traffic and slowing commuters. Photo: Jarin Tasnim Tuba/TBS

Classes, exams suspended at many Dhaka schools amid heavy rain, waterlogging

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

Waterlogging, traffic chaos paralyse Dhaka, Ctg after heavy rain

Chattogram Port. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS

Heavy rain, rough sea disrupt Ctg Port services, supply chain 

Large parts of Khulna city remained submerged after 184 millimetres of rainfall over the past 51 hours, causing severe waterlogging and widespread disruption to daily life. Photo: UNB

Heavy rains inundate parts of Khulna; effectiveness of Tk823cr drainage project questioned

Vehicles are moving through a waterlogged street in Dhaka after a downpour today. Photo: UNB

Downpour leaves parts of Dhaka waterlogged

At Dhaka University area, waterlogging at Mirpur Road. Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

BMD forecasts heavy to very heavy rain, warns of landslides

File Photo: UNB

Bandarban extends tourist sites closure until 12 July amid heavy rain, landslide risks

File photo of rain in Dhaka. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain/TBS

Downpour likely to continue nationwide until Saturday; Ctg records 237.5mm of rain in 24hrs

Boro paddy fields lie submerged in water in Bagerhat after three days of rain, damaging crops and affecting thousands of farmers. Photo: TBS

Continuous rain benefits agriculture but disrupts normal life in Bagerhat

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