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State Minister for Disaster Management and Relief Enamur Rahman has said that the army, navy and the Coast Guard members will evacuate people from hard-to-reach areas as cyclone Sitrang is heading towards Bangladesh.

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Cyclone Asani unlikely to hit Bangladesh coast: State Minister

State Minister for Disaster Management and Relief Dr Md Enamur Rahmansaid on Wednesday people in 27 upazilas of nine coastal districts in the country have been affected by the tidal surge, caused by severe cyclonic storm Yaas. Yaas had started crossing the Indian

Four children drowned in tidal water and a rickshaw-puller was crushed under a tree in Barishal division, while low-lying regions in the country were inundated after cyclone Yaas made landfall yesterday noon on the Odisha-West Bengal coast in India. In a briefing yesterday, the state minister for disaster management and relief said 27 upazilas in nine districts were affected

27 upazilas got affected by cyclonic storm “Yaas” : Enamur State Minister for Disaster Management and Relief Dr Md Enamur Rahman said on Wednesday people in 27 upazilas of nine coastal districts in the country have been affected by the tidal surge, caused by severe cyclonic storm “Yaas”. “Yaas had started crossing the Indian coast this morning. Bangladesh is now completely free from its effects. However, people in 27 upazilas of nine coastal districts have been affected by its high t...

State Minister for Disaster Management and Relief Dr Mohammad Enamur Rahman has said that all preparations have been completed to deal with approaching Cyclone Yaas. The field level officers of the concerned districts and Police, Ansar, BGB and CPP (Cyclone Preparedness Program)

86 bodies recovered from sunken boats off the western India coast 2 minutes read New Delhi, May 24 (EFE).- Rescuers have recovered 86 people aboard two boats that sank off the western coast in India amid a severe storm last week, raising the number of deaths due to the cyclone Tauktae to 145. An Indian Navy spokesperson said all the 274 missing from the two vessels that sank last Monday were now accounted for. Of these, 261 were from Barge P-305 and 13 from tug Varaprada. On Sunday, rescuers ...