World

Death Toll From Unprecedented Bangladesh Flood Rises To 67

Dhaka, Sep 2: Floods in Bangladesh, primarily caused by upstream waters, have claimed 67 lives, including six women and 18 children, according to the National Disaster Response Coordination Center. The worst-affected districts are Feni, Cumilla, and Noakhali, where 54 deaths have occurred amid ongoing severe flooding.

Impact and Current Situation

Nearly 6 million people have been affected by the floods, which have hit 11 of the country’s 64 districts. The floods have caused extensive damage to life, property, and crops. The latest reports show that 605,767 people remain stranded in southeastern and northeastern districts.

Response and Relief Efforts

Floodwaters are reportedly receding in several southeastern districts. Authorities have deployed disaster response teams to conduct rescue operations, distribute relief materials, and oversee shelters for those affected by the floods.

Also Read: Israeli Attacks Kill 10 In Gaza, Including Civilians

Ajaypal Choudhary

Recent Posts

PM Modi Condemns Pahalgam Terror Attack In Mann Ki Baat; Vows Harshest Response

PM Modi reaffirmed that justice would be served and emphasised national unity in the fight…

19 mins ago

Eze and Sarr Fire Crystal Palace Into First FA Cup Final in Nine Years

Crystal Palace stormed into their first FA Cup Final in nearly a decade with an…

1 hour ago

Adani Group Powers Ahead With Ganga Expressway Project

The Adani Group is working tirelessly to bring to life the Ganga Expressway, set to…

1 hour ago

South Korean Firms Face Strategic Uncertainty Amid Trump’s Shifting Trade Policies

US President Donald Trump has unleashed a wave of executive orders and tariffs designed to…

2 hours ago

Major Blaze Erupts At Enforcement Directorate Office In South Mumbai

A major fire broke out in the early hours of Sunday at the Enforcement Directorate…

3 hours ago

How To Get Rid Of A Double Chin

A double chin can affect anyone, regardless of age or body type. Fortunately, there are…

4 hours ago