Continuous rain on Friday and Saturday worsened the flood situation across eight upazilas of Noakhali district.
More than 54 lakh affected in 11 districts, says disaster management ministry
A week into the ongoing flood situation in the country, outbreaks of waterborne disease are being reported from affected 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.
In response to the flash floods that are ravaging through several districts across Bangladesh, a group of students from the Department of Software Engineering at the Institute of Information Technology (IIT), University of Dhaka has developed Emergency Flood Aid Network, an online platform to support relief efforts.
University students, independently and through various on-campus clubs and forums, are playing an active role in aiding relief efforts across the country following the recent devastating floods.
Protirodh.net, a community-based platform designed to mobilise citizen volunteers, has recently integrated flood reporting options and volunteer registration for the flood affected regions.
With water levels rising at an alarming rate, it is important to stay aware and cautious. Here are two ways users can track the flood.
It is because the physical nature of rivers in Bangladesh are different from that of the rivers in Western countries.
Continuous rain on Friday and Saturday worsened the flood situation across eight upazilas of Noakhali district.
More than 54 lakh affected in 11 districts, says disaster management ministry
A week into the ongoing flood situation in the country, outbreaks of waterborne disease are being reported from affected 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.
In response to the flash floods that are ravaging through several districts across Bangladesh, a group of students from the Department of Software Engineering at the Institute of Information Technology (IIT), University of Dhaka has developed Emergency Flood Aid Network, an online platform to support relief efforts.
University students, independently and through various on-campus clubs and forums, are playing an active role in aiding relief efforts across the country following the recent devastating floods.
Protirodh.net, a community-based platform designed to mobilise citizen volunteers, has recently integrated flood reporting options and volunteer registration for the flood affected regions.
With water levels rising at an alarming rate, it is important to stay aware and cautious. Here are two ways users can track the flood.
It is because the physical nature of rivers in Bangladesh are different from that of the rivers in Western countries.
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