200 houses devoured in two villages of Bhola
Over 650 acres of croplands and around 200 houses including at least four mosques and a madrasa were devoured by the mighty Meghna at Char Padma and Char Munsi villages in Daulatkhan upazila in the last
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2 lakh people marooned as flash flood hits Bhola
BHOLA : Onrush of water from the upstream and heavy rainfall over the last couple of days flooded more than 50 villages in three upazilas in the district, leaving about 2 lakh people marooned, reports
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High tide floods 30 villages in two upazilas of Bhola
At least 30 villages under Monpura and Charfashion upazilas of the district have been flooded due to high tide under the impact of full moon. The worst affected villages in Monpura upazila are Kulagazir
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50 houses damaged in tornado in Bhola
At least 50 houses were damaged as a tornado lashed two villages of Tazumuddin in Bhola on Monday. Chachra union parishad chairman Abu Taher Miah said the violent storm coupled with rain swept the villages
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Fresh aquifers found in 18 coastal dists, Hope for 50m salinity-affected people
The country's hydro-geologists have found fresh aquifers across the eighteen coastal districts, ushering new hope for 50 million salinity-prone people, gripped by severe drinking water scarcity. The
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Afforestation in 9 dists for climate resilience
The Climate Resilient Participatory Afforestation and Reforestation Project, implemented by the Government of Bangladesh, is working towards sustainable forest conservation and enhancement of climate resilience.
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Afforestation in 9 districts for enhancing climate resilience
DHAKA : The Climate Resilient Participatory Afforestation and Reforestation Project, implemented by the Government of Bangladesh, is working towards sustainable forest conservation and enhancement of climate
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Over 60 villages flooded in Bhola, Hatiya
High tide under the impact of full moon, coupled with depression, has caused flooding of more than 60 villages in five upazilas of Bhola and Hatiya upazila of Noakhali. In Bhola, due to the high tide,