Force deployed in 11 districts to provide relief, medical aid and restore communication

Floodwaters rise again in three upazilas, leaving thousands without food or water

Administration struggles to deliver relief to remote areas

All shops remained closed after overnight rain flooded the area, with a reopening decision expected Monday

Special attention ordered for women, children, elderly people, persons with disabilities and pregnant women

Flash floods triggered by relentless monsoon rains and hill torrents have unleashed a deadly humanitarian crisis across Chattogram and its adjoining districts, leaving so far 43 dead, hundreds of thousands stranded, and vast swathes of homes and cropland under water.

Nearly 200,000 stranded in Chakaria, Pekua, Matamuhuri upazilas

Fish enclosures, salt farms blamed for slowing floodwater drainage

Selina Khatun has spent the past week under the open sky after the Jamuna swallowed her only homestead.

Three more children died in Chattogram and Cox’s Bazar yesterday as floods, fuelled by incessant rain and relentless hill torrents from upstream, continued to devastate lives and livelihoods across the Chattogram region.

Satkania worst hit as 3.5 lakh residents marooned

At least 1000 have been taken to makeshift centres

Days of relentless monsoon rain have left hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar fearing more landslides and flooding after at least 13 people were killed in rain-related disasters in the camps this week.

Cox’s Bazar recorded the highest death toll, with 19 fatalities

At least 13 refugees have died in rain-triggered landslides after days of relentless monsoon rain

249 lives were lost to natural calamities in that period, Disaster Management and Relief Minister Asadul Habib Dulu tells parliament

Fisheries officials warn damage may rise as five days of monsoon rain inundate new areas

Health authorities say Rohingyas are among the dead as days of heavy rain continue to batter the region

Heavy rain buries houses and raises fears of more slope collapses

Four days of heavy rain and hill runoff have submerged large parts of the district, prompting authorities to open 220 shelters