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21 baby rhinos drown in India park visited by Duchess of Cambridge

August 3, 2016August 4, 2016 Lutfun NaharDisasters, Wildlife

Twenty one rhinoceroses have drowned at the Indian wildlife sanctuary visited by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge earlier this year, as torrential monsoon rains ravage the country’s northeast.Rare one-horned rhinoceroses, mainly young calves, are among the 310 animals killed…

Baby Rhinos drown in India park

Post-flood agonies are affect people in affected areas

August 3, 2016August 3, 2016 Farzana Afroze Zerinclimate, Disasters

Dhakla-Though floodwater has started receding from several districts, including Kurigram, Bogra, Jamalur and Sunamganj, over the last couple of days, people’s sufferings have not been eased for lack of relief materials while the flood situation in Faridpur and Manikganj and…

Post-flood agonies grip affected people

AL central leaders, ministers visit flood affected areas

August 2, 2016August 3, 2016 Farzana Afroze Zerinclimate, Disasters, Lead 2

As per the direction of the Awami League president and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, the central leaders of AL as well as ministers have started to visit the country’s flood-affected areas in a bid to stand beside flood victims.

AL leaders visit flood affected areas

Indian team arrives to rescue the stranded elephant

August 2, 2016August 3, 2016 Farzana Afroze ZerinDisasters, Lead 2, Wildlife

A three member team from the Indian Forest Department wild life circle arrives in Dhaka Today in a bid to rescue an Elephant that has been stranded in a charland of the Jamuna river of the Jamalpur after it came…

Team to rescue stranded elephant arrives

Kurigram: Flood water receding, not pains

August 2, 2016 Staff ReporterDisasters

Dhaka -The flood situation in Kurigram  has shown an improving trend with the river waters receding; yet people have to grapple with newer forms of problems.Acute crisis of food, drinking water and outbreak of waterborne diseases are the post-flood agonies the…

Kurigram: Flood water receding

RU students for flood victims

July 29, 2016 editorCampus, Disasters

The situation of flood in northern part of the country is being deteriorated day by day. Heavy rainfall and onrush of water from hilly areas outside Bangladesh have increased the intensity of the flood. Lack of uncontaminated water and foods…

Students raising money for flood victims

Climate victims – every second, disaster displaces one person

July 28, 2016July 29, 2016 Lutfun NaharDisasters, Lead News, Migration

Climate change and related extreme weather events have devastated the lives and livelihoods of tens of millions of most vulnerable people worldwide– by far exceeding the total of all the unfortunate and unjustifiable victims of all terrorist attacks combined. However,…

one person displaced every second

50 Faridpur villages reel under flood; 35,000 marooned

July 27, 2016 Staff ReporterDisasters

Dhaka – Around 50 villages of the char (shoal emerged from the riverbed) areas in three upazilas in Faridpur  have been flooded due to onrush of water from the upstream and incessant rainfall, leaving at least 35,000 people marooned.Jahirul Islam, deputy-assistant…

villages reel under flood

Ten dead, four missing in North Korean landslides

July 26, 2016 Lutfun NaharDisasters

Landslides in North Korea’s Phyongan Province killed at least ten people, North Korean media reported on Monday.Further casualties included 55 people injured and another four missing. Property and infrastructure damage was also reported.According to the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA),…

10 killed in North Korea landslide

Flood situation in northern districts worsens

July 23, 2016 Farzana Afroze ZerinDisasters, Lead 2

Dhaka-The overall flood situation in northern districts worsens further due to incessant rain and onrush of water from the upstream.

Flood situation in northern districts worsens

Radiation levels off Fukushima up 100s of times: Greenpeace

July 22, 2016July 23, 2016 editorDisasters, Pollution

The amount of radioactive substances in seabed off Fukushima is hundreds of times higher than before the disaster, a report issued by Greenpeace reveals. The figures mean that there is absolutely “no return to normal after nuclear catastrophe” in the…

Fukushima radiation

2 lakh marooned due to flooding in Sunamganj

July 22, 2016July 22, 2016 Farzana Afroze ZerinDisasters

Dhaka-The onrush of water from the hilly areas and incessant rainfall have flooded hundreds of villages in Doarbazar, Tahirpur and Bishwambharpur upazilas, leaving at least 200,000 people marooned.

marooned in sirajganj flood

Experts warn of cataclysmic earthquake in Bangladesh, NE India

July 13, 2016 editorDisasters, Lead News, Natural

Dhaka, – A massive fault could trigger a cataclysmic earthquake of magnitude 8.2 to 9.0 beneath Bangladesh, parts of east India and Myanmar, new research suggests. However, the researchers have no estimates for when such a megaquake could occur as…

BD quake risks

Flood turns grim in Kurigram district marooning 60,000

July 9, 2016July 9, 2016 editorDisasters, Lead 1, Natural

Dhaka – Onrush of water from the upstream and incessant rainfall have turned the flood situation worse in six upazilas of Kurigram district, rendering more than 60,000 people marooned, UNB news agency reported. The affected upazilas are Kurigran Sadar, Nageshwari,…

Flood maroon thousands

Maritime ports asked to hoist local cautionary signal no 3

July 4, 2016 sub EditorDisasters

Maritime ports of Chittagong, Cox’s Bazar, Mongla and Payra have been advised to hoist local cautionary signal no three as the low pressure area over Gangetic West Bengal and adjoining area moved slightly northward and now lies over West Bengal…

Disaster

Mild tremor shakes southern Bangladesh districts

June 27, 2016 editorDisasters, Lead 2

Dhaka – A mild earthquake shook Chittagong and adjacent districts in the country’s southern region on early Monday morning, Unb news agency reported.

Disasters

20,000 people marooned as flood hits Kurigram

June 24, 2016June 25, 2016 Staff ReporterDisasters, Districts

Onrush of water from the upstream and incessant rainfall have flooded many areas of Fulbari, Rajarhat and Ulipur upazilas, rendering over 20,000 people marooned. According to district Water Development Board (WDB), water levels of the Dharala river have increased by…

Districts

Riverbank erosion: 30,000 spending sleepless nights in Satkhira

June 24, 2016 Staff ReporterDisasters, Districts

Some 30,000 residents of Padmapukur union in Shyamnagar upazila have been spending sleepless nights as the embankment along the Kholpetua River stands threatened due to the riverbank erosion. Locals said the union, basically an island, is one of the worst…

Disasters

Tens of thousands marooned as flood hits Lalmonirhat

June 22, 2016June 22, 2016 editorDisasters, Lead 1

Dhaka – Onrush of water from the upstream and incessant rainfall over the last couple of days has flooded more than 63 chars (shoals emerged from the riverbed) in Lalmonirhat district, leaving about one lakh people marooned, unb news agency…

Disasters

Wildfires continue to rage in Russia’s Far East

June 7, 2016 sub EditorDisasters

Wildfires have destroyed 437 hectares of firs and pine trees in five areas in Russia’s Far East over the past 24 hours, local forestry department reported Tuesday. Magadan area suffered the most, with 423 hectares of taiga caught in raging…

Disaster

Death toll from flooding in France rises to 4

June 4, 2016June 4, 2016 Staff ReporterDisasters, World News

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls says the death toll from the flooding across the country has risen to four while 24 people have been injured. He didn’t give any more details about the additional death, which brings the total death…

Disasters, World news

10 key takeaways from the World Humanitarian Summit

June 4, 2016June 5, 2016 editorDisasters, Int’l relations, News

Susan Myers United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon spoke those words to open the first-ever World Humanitarian Summit, which took place May 23-24 and included 9,000 participants from across the world and across sectors. They represented over 170 countries and came…

Int’l relations

France’s Louvre Museum closed for Seine extreme flood

June 4, 2016June 4, 2016 editorDisasters, Lead 1

The River Seine in Paris is at its highest level for more than 30 years, with floods forcing closed parts of the metro systems and major landmarks. The Louvre and Orsay museums were shut while staff moved artworks to safety…

Disasters

Waters still rising in Paris as rains taper off

June 3, 2016June 4, 2016 Staff ReporterDisasters, World News

French officials say that the Seine River is still rising in Paris as France’s unseasonable spate of rainfall begins to taper off. Traffic in the capital was snarled as flooding choked roads and several Paris railway stations were shut. The…

Disasters

Torrential downpours wreak havoc in north Europe

June 1, 2016 sub EditorDisasters

Torrential downpours have lashed parts of northern Europe in recent days, leaving four dead in Germany, breaching the banks of the Seine in Paris and flooding rural roads and villages. In Paris, the French Open tennis tournament was hit for…

Disasters

Mediterranean black hole: Over 700 feared dead in ship wrecks

May 30, 2016 editorDisasters, Lead News, Migration

Pozzallo (AP/UNB) — Survivor accounts have pushed to more than 700 the number of migrants feared dead in Mediterranean Sea shipwrecks over three days in the past week, even as European ships saved thousands of others in daring rescue operations.…

Migration

Facing risks of possible disasters

May 29, 2016 editorDisasters, Lead News

Dhaka – Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan on Saturday said the government has taken various measures to face risks of possible disasters, especially earthquake. “The government has taken various initiatives to train up members of Fire Service and Civil Defence aiming…

Disasters

Sentinel-1 helping Cyclone Roanu relief

May 27, 2016 editorDisasters, Last update, Science

Flood map of Barguna, Bangladesh Cyclone Roanu has claimed over 100 lives in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, and has left tens of thousands in need of aid. Officials are looking to the sky for information on flooded areas to analyse…

Disasters

Cyclone ‘Roanu’ weakens into land depression

May 22, 2016 Staff ReporterDisasters, Last update

The cyclone storm ‘Roanu’ moved northeastwards further and crossed Barisal-Chittagong coast near Chittagong at about 5pm on Saturday and weakened into a land depression by giving precipitation, according to a Met Office bulletin. Dhaka, UNB News Agency Reported.

Disasters, Last update

Cyclone Roanu crosses, swamps Bangladesh coast, 25 killed

May 21, 2016May 22, 2016 Farzana Afroze ZerinDisasters, Lead News

Dhaka – At least 25 people, including 12 in Chittagong, were killed and over a 100 others injured as cyclonic storm ‘Roanu’ battered the country’s coastal districts before it weakened into a land depression on Saturday. Of the dead, three…

Disasters

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