Kurigram

Kurigram

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Erosion takes a serious turn in Kurigram's Ulipur, as authorities await allocation to start tackling it

An area of 2.5 square kilometres from Habiganj-Kheyarchar point along the bordering area of the upazila has been lost to river erosion in the past one month

The erosion along the Teesta River has intensified, creating worries among local people. Photo: UNB

Flood situation improves in Kurigram, residents now fear erosion

Floodwaters have submerged vast stretches of low-lying areas and riverbanks. Photo: UNB

Rising river water levels trigger flooding in Kurigram, submerging fields and homes

To save their lives, many in Kurigram have taken refuge in personal boats. Photo: UNB

Severe flood strands nearly 2 lakh people in Kurigram

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Flood crisis deepens in Kurigram: 1.5 lakh stranded as rivers swell

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Over 60, 000 people marooned as floods in Kurigram deteriorate

File photo of flooding in Kurigram. Photo: UNB

Flood situation worsens in Kurigram; 50,000 people stranded

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Flood situation worsens in Kurigram as water levels of all rivers rising

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Newborn baby sold for Tk1 lakh, rescued, and returned to parents

The Bhutanese king reached Kurigram with his entourage in the morning and visited the SEZ around 1:30pm. Photo: UNB

Bhutanese king visits special economic zone in Kurigram

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Bangladesh will give 190 acres land in Kurigram to Bhutanese investors; wants to import hydropower

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Bhutanese counterpart Dr Lotay Tshering in Dhaka on April 13, 2019. Photo:PIB

Special economic zone for Bhutan in Kurigram to boost trade: Beza

In Kurigram’s Khamar Bashpata char, where horse-drawn carts are common but electricity is not, a project is benefitting its residents affected by climate change. Photo: Courtesy

Midnight's sun in Kurigram: Improving the lives of char residents with solar power