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July 27, 2023
Natural phenomena have since forever challenged and threatened humankind. In doing so, they have served as imperatives to create means and measures that limit damage to lives and land.Over time, the...
May 28, 2023
It is estimated that our GDP might decrease by as much as nine percent in the event of catastrophic flooding.
May 13, 2023
The local administration has prepared over 1,000 shelters in the Chattogram district as the very severe cyclonic storm Mocha is likely to cross Cox's Bazar-Myanmar's north coast by 6:00pm on Sunday
May 13, 2023
BHOLA, May 13, 2023 (BSS) - A total of 18,600 volunteers have been kept ready to deal with cyclone 'Mocha'
May 13, 2023
Dhaka, May 13 (EFE).- Operations at seaports and airports on Bangladesh’s east coast were suspended on Saturday ahead of the arrival of severe cyclone Mocha, even as authorities sped up the evacuation of thousands of people from coastal areas, which also host a large number of Rohingya refugees. Omar Faruk, secretary of the Chittagong Port …
May 12, 2023
A 2.5-m storm surge is predicted on Sunday, prompting evacuations in Rakhine State and fears for Rohingya refugee camps on the border.
May 12, 2023
Bangkok/Dhaka/New Delhi, May 12 (EFE).- Cyclone Mocha on Friday continued to move towards the coasts of Myanmar and Bangladesh ahead of its expected landfall on Sunday, while authorities are preparing to evacuate thousands of people from coastal regions with special concern for the Rohingya refugee camps. Bangladesh authorities were finalizing evacuation plans for coastal population, …
May 11, 2023
DHAKA, May 10, 2023 (BSS) - State Minister for Disaster Management and Relief Dr Md Enamur Rahman today said the
May 10, 2023
DHAKA, May 10, 2023 (BSS) - State Minister for Disaster Management and Relief Dr Md Enamur Rahman today said the
March 8, 2023
In the summer of 2022, unusually intense monsoon rains – exacerbated by climate change - caused a super flood that submerged one-third of Pakistan, affecting some 33 million people. While all four provinces were impacted to varying degrees, seven months following the catastrophe many villages across Sindh and Balochistan provinces remain remote islands, surrounded by stagnant, brackish water that stretches to the horizon.