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SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 2026

Water crisis

Water crisis

Photo: Archive

Dhaka gets drier as water crisis rears head amid heatwave

About 300 Tripuri and 15 Garo families, who live in the hilly areas of Sitakunda in Chattogram, face a severe water crisis every summer and are forced to collect water from mountain springs and mud pits. The photo was taken from the Sonaichhari Tripuri village of Sitakunda on Tuesday. Photo: Mohammed Minhaj Uddin.

Sitakunda tribals' unending struggle for water

Representational image/collected

Pakistan in ‘critically water insecure’ category: UN report

Photo: Courtesy

Human habits to blame for wasting copious amount of water: Experts

Photo: TBS

Confronting the global water crisis

Patients suffer from safe water crisis at coastal hospitals

Patients suffer from safe water crisis at coastal hospitals

FILE PHOTO: A man stands on the dried-up artificial Broc lake in Le Broc near Nice as the Alpes-Maritimes department faces a severe drought, France, October 28, 2022. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard

France eyes 'unprecedented' water curbs after driest winter since 1959

Each Reverse Osmosi plant can produce approximately 8,000 litres of drinking water a day for around 250 families. Photo: Sadiqur Rahman

A drop in the ocean of persistent water crisis

Rainwater harvesting can address water crises in cities

Rainwater harvesting can address water crises in cities

Acute water crisis hits many areas in Dhaka

Acute water crisis hits many areas in Dhaka

Temperature rises in Sundarbans, water crisis deepens

Temperature rises in Sundarbans, water crisis deepens

Photo: Collected

Water crisis threatens food security in Pakistan

Photo: TBS

Flood-hit Sylhet people face drinking water crisis

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