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SUNDAY, JUNE 08, 2025

Ravages of the flood

As floodwaters have not receded quickly, residents who have left shelters in Feni Sadar are now facing severe hardship. They are experiencing acute shortages of food and safe drinking water, leading to extremely difficult living conditions. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin
Bangladesh

Flood death toll hits 54 as water recedes gradually

As many as 54,64,167 people have been affected by the flood in 11 districts 

Houses surrounded by water in Chhagalnaiya in Feni on 23 August 2024. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Agriculture

Flood in Feni: Over 64,000 cattle dead, loss of livestock worth Tk391cr

Although floodwater is receding, the sufferings of affected people continue. A woman wades through waist-deep water as she returns home from her relative’s house, where she took shelter. The photo was taken in Sinolia area of ​​Feni Sadar on 25 August. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin
Bangladesh

Floodwaters receding gradually, but highway gridlock worsens

Chittagong Hill Tracts Affairs Adviser Supradeep Chakma hands over relief aid to the flood victims of Baghaichhari in Rangamati on 24 August 2024. Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

Flood victims to be listed for providing rehabilitation assistance: CHT Affairs Adviser Supradip

From the very beginning, the students of Dhaka University have been active in relief work, hence, TSC became a hub of collection. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Panorama

When a nation unites to support its flood-affected kin

A long tailback on a highway in Chattogram on 23 August 2024. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Economy

RMG exports facing setback as severe floods cut off transportation networks with Ctg

File photo shows Chhagalnaiya upazila of Feni submerged in flash floods caused by heavy rainfall and rush of water from upstream. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Transport

Chattogram cut off from rest of the country as floods devastate transport networks

Photo: AP
Bangladesh

Govt welcomes public support for flood victims

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus with Indian High Commissioner in Dhaka Pranay Verma. Photo: BSS
Bangladesh

Prof Yunus proposes Bangladesh-India high-level committee to manage floods

Highest efforts being made to safe lives in flood-hit areas: Azam
Bangladesh

Highest efforts being made to safe lives in flood-hit areas: Azam

Rice field in Ctg in 2023. File photo
Bangladesh

Fresh floods spell disaster for Aman-Aush crops as 2 lakh hectares damaged: Ministry

India dismisses reports of flooding in Bangladesh due to opening of dam in Tripura
World+Biz

India dismisses reports of flooding in Bangladesh due to opening of dam in Tripura

Fire Service and Civil Defence personnel rescue children from a flood affected area. Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

Firefighters rescue 260 flood-affected people 

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