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How to prepare against a flash flood - Vimarsana News

How to prepare against a flash flood

With the whole nation focused on flash floods in massive areas of the country, average joes, NGOs, government officials, and even influencers are allocating their resources and contacts to ease the unimaginable hardships the victims face. Many regions of the country are still in danger of floods due to the torrential rain in the current Monsoon season. In such a dire time, it

Sylhet flood: UK release over Tk 5cr emergency funding - Vimarsana News

Sylhet flood: UK release over Tk 5cr emergency funding

UK release emergency funding: The UK has released additional emergency funding of £442,548 (over Tk 5 crore) to support communities affected by the ongoing flood in Sylhet division.

Puffed, flattened rice prices up during Sylhet flood - Vimarsana News

Puffed, flattened rice prices up during Sylhet flood

Prices of all food items necessary for immediate relief assistance in flood-affected areas in Sylhet have seen a sudden spike.

Steps being taken to combat loss of crops, fishes in Sylhet: PM Hasina - Vimarsana News

Steps being taken to combat loss of crops, fishes in Sylhet: PM Hasina

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today assured that steps are being taken to cushion the loss of crops and fishes amid the flood in Sylhet and Sunamganj. Farmers will be given seeds and fertilisers so that they can cultivate crops again after the flood, said the prime minister on Tuesday while talking to representatives of divisional and district administration and local Awami

Flood situation worsens further in northeastern, northern Bangladesh - Vimarsana News

Flood situation worsens further in northeastern, northern Bangladesh

Monsoon rains and gushing waters from upstream India overnight worsened Bangladesh's flood situation with experts calling it the worst since 2004 while officials estimated the flooding to have marooned at least 6 million people