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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 2022

coastal areas

Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Low-lying areas of coastal districts under flood risk

The photo was taken recently. Photo: Mumit M
Environment

After coastal areas, salinity now invades Jashore’s water

File photo. Photo: Salahudddin Ahmed
Environment

Coastal people live in fear without a strong embankment

Waves crash against a damaged shoreline dam during a high tide at Kolatoli-Marine Drive road in Cox’s Bazar. Around 17% of Bangladesh is feared to be submerged by rising sea-levels by 2050, depriving 20 million people of their homes. The photo was taken recently. Photo: Mumit M
Environment

How coastal erosion is ‘code red’ for Bangladesh

Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

The struggle with salinisation in coastal areas

May to August is the time to run the full-fledged academic activities, but schools are submerged in this timeline almost every year. Photo: K M Asad
Panorama

How climate change is undermining education in coastal areas of Bangladesh

Deputy Minister for Water Resources AKM Enamul Hoque Shameem
Bangladesh

Govt starts repairing works in cyclone-influenced coastal areas: Enamul

 Photo: Collected
Environment

Yaas signals reduced risk for Bangladesh

Embankments in Satkhira coastal areas remain unrepaired after the devastation of cyclone Amphan. Photo/TBS
Environment

Danger looms over Satkhira coastal areas as cyclone Yaas approaches

Shyamnagar residents have to pay Tk0.5 per litre to buy water because of the scarcity of fresh water. Photo: NOOR-A-ALAM
Panorama

Salinity in water takes a toll on women’s health in coastal areas

Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

‘Army to work for only humanitarian assistance in coastal areas’

49 percent low-income people in coastal areas ignorant of Covid-19 safety measures: Study
Covid-19 in Bangladesh

49 percent low-income people in coastal areas ignorant of Covid-19 safety measures: Study

Photo: Collected
Court

High Court orders government to ban single-use plastic products

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