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STAFF CORRESPONDENT At least 500 Rohingyas crossed the border from Myanmar into Bangladesh on Saturday, local officials said, in the latest influx of refugees escaping violence in Myanmar’s Rakhine state. The latest arrivals come after more than 200 Rohingyas crossed into Bangladesh on Friday through Cox’s Bazar. Over the past two weeks, an estimated 8,000 […]Continue Reading
NEWS DESK Bangladesh Army has donated money, equivalent to one day’s salary of its all members, to the Chief Adviser’s Relief Fund aiming to help flood victims across Bangladesh. Bangladesh Army, through its verified Facebook page, said the money had been donated to help the victims of the ongoing flash flood that has ravaged Feni, […]Continue Reading
The Bangladesh Army’s Mahalchhari Zone distributed relief materials to families affected by heavy rain and flooding in Khagrachari. Flooding occurred in the Choungrachhari cluster village area after excessive rainfall caused the Chengi River to rise above the danger level, leaving around 100 families stranded. On Thursday, Lt. Col. Shahriar Safkat Bhuiyan, PSC, commander Continue Reading
Road communication between Baghaichhari and Sajek in Rangamati was restored Thursday after a landslide blocked the route. Early Thursday morning, heavy rainfall and a mountain surge caused a significant portion of a hill to collapse onto the road in the Dab-Adam area, cutting off access to Sajek. No casualties were reported, but traffic was halted […]Continue Reading
DIGHINALA CORRESPONDENT The Bangladesh Army conducted a medical campaign and distributed relief materials to flood victims in Dighinala. On Thursday, Lt. Col. Md. Omar Faruk, PSC, Commander of the Dighinala Zone, distributed relief supplies at various shelters. Joining him were Major Nazmul Hasan Rizvi, Zonal Staff Officer of Dighinala Zone, and Adjutant Captain M.A. Momen Continue Reading
STAFF CORRESPONDENT, KHAGRACHARI Thousands of people in Khagrachari are grappling with one of the most severe floods in recent memory. With no safe places left for shelter, water surrounds them, leaving many in despair. Meanwhile, elected representatives from the ruling party have gone into hiding. In this dire situation, the Bangladesh Army and leaders of […]Continue Reading