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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 2022
Meghna water enter into locality in Lakshmipur

Cyclone Amphan

TBS Report
20 May, 2020, 07:10 pm
Last modified: 20 May, 2020, 07:23 pm

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Meghna water enter into locality in Lakshmipur

Bangladesh Meteorological Department has asked the district to hoist great danger signal no 10. However, hundreds of boats were seen fishing in rivers ignoring the danger warning

TBS Report
20 May, 2020, 07:10 pm
Last modified: 20 May, 2020, 07:23 pm
The Meghna River has been flooded due the cyclonic storm Amphan and water enters into localities in Lakshmipur. Photo: TBS
The Meghna River has been flooded due the cyclonic storm Amphan and water enters into localities in Lakshmipur. Photo: TBS

The low-lying land of around 33 kilometres coastal areas of Lakshmipur that are adjacent to rivers have been flooded failing to prevent the impact of cyclonic storm Amphan in absence of embankment along the Meghna River.

The arable land of the areas has gone under three-foot water and the water level of rivers has risen around 6-7 foot. Around 37km area has been exposed as unprotected in the district. 

The tidal water in Megna started to rise since 2.30pm today and entered into the coastal areas around 3pm. 

Bangladesh Meteorological Department has asked the district to hoist great danger signal no 10. However, hundreds of boats were seen fishing in rivers ignoring the danger warning.

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Amphan / Lakshmipur

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