The Dhaka University Central Students’ Union (DUCSU) has supplied generators, drinking water, and dry food to residential students affected by waterlogging and power outages caused by heavy rain on July 12. DUCSU Vice President Abu Sadiq Kayem said the organization coordinated with the city corporation to drain water and arranged two generators for electricity supply. He also blamed the university administration for delays in several development projects, including hall and playground renovations.

DUCSU announced several emergency measures, including four vans for student movement in flooded areas and additional university bus trips. Free van services were provided near Bangladesh-Kuwait Maitree Hall and Bangamata Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib Hall. WASA supplied two trucks of drinking water, and candles were distributed to students. DUCSU also urged the administration, state office, and Dhaka South City Corporation to expedite drainage work and raised concerns about exam disruptions.

The university administration later suspended all exams scheduled for July 13 due to heavy rainfall, campus flooding, and adverse weather conditions affecting students’ safety and accessibility.