Summer

Summer

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No relief in sight during Eid as heat wave continues

Severe heat wave sweeps Jashore, Sirajganj

Photo: Mehedi Hasan/TBS

Temperatures to hit 40 degree Celcius this month: BMD

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Govt plans 15% cut in power consumption to tackle summer load

Adviser Fouzul Kabir Khan. File Photo: TBS

Will disconnect lines in summer if AC above 25°C, energy adviser warns

Construction workers drink water while working on a building during hot weather in Pristina, Kosovo 19 June, 2024. Photo: Reuters

Millions sweltering under extreme heat worldwide as summer arrives

Take advantage of the library as it offers a comfortable, air-conditioned environment and provides all the resources necessary to complete your assignments effectively. Photo: TBS

How to make the most out of your summer semester

A construction worker gets a drink amid the scorching heat in the capital’s Gabtoli recently. Working people are suffering most in a mild to moderate heat wave sweeping over parts of the country. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

Why such unbearable heat even in cloudy weather?

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Mild heat wave sweeping over parts of country

Meteorologists forecast heavy rainfall across the country until 12 May, with showers expected daily. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS

What’s ahead in May after a cruel April?

A boy takes a dip in the water near the Museum of Independence in the capital's Suhrawardy Udyan today (20 April). Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

Can we make Dhaka cooler?

Screenshot from Windy showing the heatwave forecast across Bangladesh and nearby regions at 3pm of 29 April 2024

Dhaka experiences excessive heat as temperature peaks at 40.5°C, highest in 58 years

'Closest to the sun': Why Chuadanga so hot in April?

'Closest to the sun': Why Chuadanga so hot in April?

Rickshaw pullers take rest beside a tree in the capital's Manik Mia Avenue on Tuesday (16 April) noon as a mild heatwave sweeps over the country. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain/TBS

'Dhaka heat too much to handle': Day labourers suffer most