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Floods Worsen in Bangladesh as Northern Rivers Rise and Eastern Embankments Collapse

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1Nojor Desk
  • 11 Jul 25
  • 04:32 PM

Continuous rainfall and upstream surges have flooded over 100 villages in Feni after river embankments broke, while water from the Teesta and other northern rivers is rising rapidly. Crops across 21 districts have been submerged, affecting over 72,000 hectares of farmland. Military rescue and relief operations are underway in the worst-hit areas. Coastal districts like Bagerhat are also experiencing severe waterlogging. Authorities expect slight improvement as rainfall decreases, but vulnerable areas remain at risk of further flooding and damage.

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Bonik Barta 11 Jul 25

Flood Situation Worsens in Northern and Eastern Bangladesh Amid Continuous Rainfall

While eastern parts of Bangladesh are already grappling with flooding, water levels in several rivers in the northern region, including the Teesta, are rising alarmingly. Continuous rainfall and upstream water flow have caused the Muhuri, Kahua, and Silonia rivers in Feni district to breach their flood control embankments, flooding over 100 villages. However, with rainfall easing slightly, the flood situation in Parshuram upazila has improved somewhat. Still, floodwaters from Phulgazi are now moving into Chhagalnaiya and Feni Sadar upazilas.

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