A severe cold wave has gripped Bhurungamari in Kurigram, where residents have endured four consecutive sunless days. The temperature dropped to 11.4°C on Friday morning, December 26, according to the Rajarhat Agricultural Meteorological Office. Dense fog has blanketed the area from evening until noon, forcing vehicles to use headlights during the day. The biting cold has particularly affected children, the elderly, and low-income workers, many of whom are struggling to continue their daily activities. Local residents have been lighting fires to stay warm, while demand for second-hand clothing has surged. Auto-rickshaw drivers reported reduced income due to poor visibility and fewer passengers. Relief efforts are underway, but supplies remain insufficient. The Upazila Project Implementation Officer said Tk 600,000 was allocated by the Ministry of Disaster Management, with 1,300 blankets distributed across ten unions and 600 more received from the district. Officials warned that temperatures could fall further until December 31, with the cold wave expected to persist, heightening hardship for vulnerable communities in the region.
ভূরুঙ্গামারী (কুড়িগ্রাম) প্রতিনিধি প্রকাশ : ২৬ ডিসেম্বর ২০২৫, ১৭: ৪৬ ভূরুঙ্গামারী (কুড়িগ্রাম) প্রতিনিধি কুড়িগ্রামের ভূরুঙ্গামারীতে জেঁকে বসেছে হাড় কাঁপানো শীত। ভূরুঙ্গামারীর আকাশে গত ৪ দিনেও দেখা মেলেনি সূর্যের। যতই দিন যাচ্ছে ততই বাড়ছে শীতের তীব্রতা
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