Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has ordered the ministry concerned not to construct any new road in haor areas.
The European Commission is providing €2 million in funding for emergency assistance to those affected by the current floods in Bangladesh and India.
Flight operations at Sylhet Osmani International Airport resumed today (June 23, 2022) after six days of suspension due to the massive flood in Sylhet region.
Large industries, SMEs and the flood-hit agriculture sector will enjoy a flexible loan repayment facility up to December this year as Bangladesh Bank yesterday revived the partial loan moratorium amid a deepening economic crisis.
At least 42 people have died in the devastating floods that have hit the country’s northern and northeastern districts, while lakhs are stranded as new areas are inundated every day.
More and more districts are being flooded in the country, and the affected people are in desperate need of regular relief items. Since a large
The mobile network operators have resumed the operation of 989 towers in Sylhet, Sunamganj and Netrokona in the last few days after most of the sites became dysfunctional on Thursday and Friday following a power outage due to the floods.
Bangladesh army has intensified its relief operations for the flood-affected people in Sunamganj through its nine base camps.
Four million people, including 1.6 million children, stranded by flash floods in north-eastern Bangladesh are in urgent need of help, Unicef has said.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said severe floods cause damages but they also have some positive aspects.
A man who was injured yesterday (June 20, 2022) while trying to collect relief dropped from an Air Force helicopter at Tahirpur upazila in Sunamganj died this morning (June 21, 2022) in hospital.
Cry for relief is getting louder in Sylhet and Sunamganj as at least 40 lakh people remain stranded due to flood in the two districts and over 3 lakh of them have taken refuge at different shelters.
At least nine people died due to flood, lightning and electrocution in Sylhet division.
The current flooding in Sylhet has caused losses of more than Tk 140 crore for the local aquaculture industry, with farmers in Sunamganj district being the worst affected, according to a preliminary estimate by the Department of Fisheries (DoF).
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is expected to visit the flood-affected areas in Sylhet, Sunamganj and Netrakona tomorrow.
As the flood water is receding in some areas, trains leaving Dhaka can now reach Sylhet Railway Station.
All train movement in and out of Sylhet Railway Station was suspended today due to flood.
Electricity connection was cut off all over Sylhet district today as all sub-stations was submerged in flood water.
With no sign of hope, the people in Sylhet are always bracing themselves for the worst.