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WFP's Early Action initiative at work - Vimarsana News

WFP's Early Action initiative at work

Ahead of Cyclone Remal's anticipated landfall in the southern coastal regions of Bangladesh, the World Food Programme (WFP) swiftly dispatched cash assistance to families most at risk across Khulna and Barishal Division.

Ahead of Cyclone Remal, WFP's Anticipatory Action Cash Assistance Reaches Over 30,000 Families Most At-Risk in Khulna and Barishal Division - Bangladesh - Vimarsana News

Ahead of Cyclone Remal, WFP's Anticipatory Action Cash Assistance Reaches Over 30,000 Families Most At-Risk in Khulna and Barishal Division - Bangladesh

News and Press Release in English on Bangladesh about Food and Nutrition, Shelter and Non-Food Items, Flood, Land Slide and more; published on 27 May 2024 by WFP

Bangladesh evacuates over 8 lakh people as cyclone Remal approaches - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh evacuates over 8 lakh people as cyclone Remal approaches

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Bangladesh evacuates over 8L people as cyclone Remal approaches - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh evacuates over 8L people as cyclone Remal approaches

Dhaka: Over 800,000 people from vulnerable areas have been evacuated to shelters on Sunday as Bangladesh prepares for severe cyclonic storm 'Remal'

Source: siasat.com
Cyclone Remal hits Bangladesh coast as authorities evacuate over 8 lakh people - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Remal hits Bangladesh coast as authorities evacuate over 8 lakh people

Severe cyclonic storm 'Remal' made landfall in Bangladesh, prompting the evacuation of over 800,000 people. The storm crossed the West Bengal coast and caused casualties, emphasizing the need for sufficient cyclone shelter capacity.