Cyclone

An aerial view of Chattogram Port. File Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Bangladesh

Ships being brought back to Chattogram port, operational activities to resume

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Bangladesh

'Cyclone has been postponed due to exams': National Uni slams fake circulars

Water levels in some major rivers of Barishal region are flowing 1 to 1.5 meters above the danger mark due to Cyclone Remal which made landfall in Khepupara coast in Patuakhali district around 10:30pm last night (26 May). The photo was taken on Monday morning, 27 May. Photo; Syed Mehdi Hassan/TBS
Districts

River water levels surge 6 feet in Barishal, thousands trapped in water

Strong tides hitting the dam in Patakhali village of Satkhira’s Shaymnagar upazila due to the influence of Cyclone Remal on Sunday (26 May). Photo: Awal Sheikh
Bangladesh

Cyclone Remal: 37.58 lakh affected, 35,483 houses destroyed

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Bangladesh

All flights suspended at Barishal Airport

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Environment

What signals 1-11 mean for maritime ports during storms

A woman pours water on her head after filling her containers with drinking water from a municipal tanker on a hot summer day in New Delhi, India, May 21, 2024. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi/File Photo
South Asia

South Asia faces extreme weather with heatwave in India, cyclone in Bangladesh

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Environment

Maritime ports advised to hoist distant cautionary signal-1

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Environment

Severe cyclone 'Remal' to hit Bangladesh, West Bengal coast by Sunday

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Environment

Low-pressure likely to develop over Bay of Bengal on 22 May: BMD

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Bangladesh

Potential cyclone looms: Widespread rain forecasted

Meteorologists forecast heavy rainfall across the country until 12 May, with showers expected daily. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS
Bangladesh

What’s ahead in May after a cruel April?

A man in a rural village trying to collect some water in a bottle as it rains. Photo: Mumit M
Thoughts

Living amid water, thirst still remains