Bangladesh floods 2024
Lessons from recent floods: Coordination key to the success of relief efforts
Were we able to cash the “positive emotions” of people with our experience?
Do you really need that third pair of shoes? The ‘No Buy’ year challenge explained
It is safe to say that the word "saving" is the same as asking us to do sit-ups every other minute. Yes, you do come across an offer that you end up believing is the deal of the century. The rush of adding an item to your shopping cart feels almost irresistible, but some brave souls have chosen a more radical approach: a 'No Buy' year.
Frequent learning disruptions are hurting students’ future
Take steps to reopen flood-hit schools
Massive crop losses may hurt our food security
Farmers, who suffered heavily during the floods, need help
Check spread of waterborne diseases in flood-hit areas
Outbreak of diarrhoea demands a better response
#Social Issues / Painting for a cause: Dhaka’s artists show how it’s done
Dhaka Storytellers’ “Art for Charity” event on 30 August 2024 united 19 artists to support Bangladesh flood victims. Proceeds went to disaster relief, showcasing art’s power in fostering community spirit and resilience.
Post-flood recovery will be challenging
Flood leaves victims with a whole new set of problems
Floods: 52 dead in nine districts
Of the deceased, 14 died in Cumilla, 17 in Feni, six in Chattogram, three in Cox's Bazar, eight in Noakhali, one each in Brahmanbaria, Lakshmipur, Khagrachhari and Moulvibazar.
Coordination vital in aid distribution
The authorities must streamline all flood relief efforts.
36 lakh people marooned in flash floods: govt
Flash floods have marooned at least 36 lakh people in 10 districts, said Shafiqul Alam, press secretary to the chief adviser of the interim government
Rap concert at Dhaka University postponed amid flood crisis
The anti-discrimination student movement coordinators had thus arranged for a concert featuring these influential rappers today at the Shontrash Birodhi Raju Sharokh Bhaskarjya on Dhaka University’s premises. However, the concert has been postponed due to severe flooding in the eastern part of the country and adverse weather conditions.
Ukhiya landslides bring the horror to Rohingyas
Authorities must take a critical look at our state of disaster preparedness