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Flash flood vulnerability should be reduced

FLOODING from incessant rain caused by the recent depression in the Bay of Bengal has remained somewhat unchanged while the government’s disaster management and relief efforts are barely visible. Four of the five north-eastern rivers that were flowing above their danger marks further swelled, as the Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre reported in its last cycle on June...

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Deep depression disrupts life across country

Heavy rainfall and disruption in waterways communication across the country following a deep depression formed in the Bay of Bengal, caused huge sufferings of people throughout Thursday.

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Flood warning issued as low intensifies

The unloading of imported liquefied natural gas at a floating regasification unit in the Bay of Bengal was suspended on Wednesday as the sea remained rough with an intensifying low, prompting flash flood warnings for parts of Bangladesh...

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Non-stop rain imminent as low forms with monsoon onset

The Bangladesh Meteorological Department on Tuesday issued signal number three for all four maritime ports of the country after a low pressure was formed over the northwest Bay of Bengal in the morning...

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Low pressure likely to trigger rain all over country

The low pressure hovering over the southwest Bay of Bengal is likely to trigger rain all over Bangladesh over the four days starting from today, warned the Bangladesh Meteorological Department on Tuesday...

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All BIMSTEC member states may join summit

All the heads of governments or states under the seven-nation Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation have given assurances of joining the 6th BIMSTEC Summit scheduled for the first week of April, said BIMSTEC secretary general Indra Mani Pandey on Tuesday...

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BIMSTEC urged to boost trade

Commerce adviser Sk Bashir Uddin on Monday urged the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation to prepare a roadmap to double regional trade...

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19 die in Sri Lanka, India in Cyclone Fengal

Cyclone Fengal killed at least 19 people in India and Sri Lanka and caused flooding in Tamil Nadu state and the Puducherry region after crossing India’s southern coast from the Bay of Bengal on Saturday, reports South China Morning Post...

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Defence of River Naf

THE Naf River is a natural marvel, both magnificent and strategic, forming a vital boundary between Bangladesh and Myanmar’s Arakan State. As it runs from the fall of Khayaparir Tong to the...

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‘Hypocrisy’ of global powers over human rights lambasted

Speakers, including diplomats, researchers and a politician, at a geopolitical conference in Dhaka on Monday criticised the ‘selective’ approach of global powers as regards human rights issues, accusing them of maintaining a ‘double standard’...

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Indo-Pacific free of dominance underscored

Politicians, academics and officials at a geopolitical conference in Dhaka on Sunday called for a free and open Indo-Pacific without dominance of any individual country while...

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Professor Yunus calls for creating new civilisation

The interim government chief adviser, Professor Muhammad Yunus, on Saturday called upon all concerned to create a new civilisation, saying that the present civilisation had become disastrous for humankind.

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Bay of Bengal Conversation begins in Dhaka today

The third edition of the three-day ‘Bay of Bengal Conversation’ begins at a hotel in Dhaka today with diplomats, academics, researchers, policymakers and journalists from home and abroad...

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Erratic monsoon ends after extreme rain, flood

The monsoon is set to complete its withdrawal from Bangladesh today, said the Bangladesh Meteorological Department on Sunday, officially noting the end of the most important season...

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Brief relief from hot days ahead

A brief relief from the sweltering heat is likely amidst a low pressure moving inland from the west-central Bay of Bengal, prompting the Met Office to issue a heavy rainfall warning...

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Low sparks heavy rain, landslide fear

A low pressure formed over the Bay of Bengal sparked heavy rain and landslide fears in Bangladesh, prompting authorities to issue warnings asking people to remain alert.