Water stagnation grips entire Ctg city
Water stagnation triggered by heavy rain gripped most of the Chattogram city areas on Thursday...
Water stagnation triggered by heavy rain gripped most of the Chattogram city areas on Thursday...
FLOODING in the east, north- and south-east that has so far affected about three million people in more than nine districts mostly in the greater Chattogram region warrants an early, serious attention. The flooding — which very heavy to extremely heavy rain that has continued in the affected areas and in the upstream Indian state of Tripura for about a week...
A Dhaka court imposed a 60-day travel ban on Taqsem A Khan, the former managing director of Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (WASA), on Thursday.
Hundreds of residents in the low-lying char areas of Cumilla are facing severe waterlogging as the district has been drenched with 274 millimeters of rainfall over the past three days...
I HAVE a very intense relationship with water. As a result of a long-term health condition, I am often feeling very thirsty and drained. I cannot go more than perhaps 15 minutes without having a sup of water until I start to feel uncomfortable. On average people in the UK use 149 litres of water per-day, and although there is poverty in this country...
Adviser to the water resources and environment ministry Syeda Rizwana Hasan on Sunday asked officials concerned to take urgent measures to prevent illegal encroachment of national heritage wetlands and rivers...
The government on Thursday cancelled the contract with the long-serving Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority managing director Taqsem A Khan.
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee told the Indian provincial assembly on Monday that it was ‘impossible’ to share Teesta water with Bangladesh...
Water stagnation continued to hamper life and businesses in parts of the capital even on Saturday, a day after a heavy rain deluged the city.
Independent University, Bangladesh partnered with renowned consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers Bangladesh to implement a comprehensive university management system...
A MODERATE to heavy rain still submerges large parts of Dhaka, including most of its roads, despite the authorities having spent hundreds of crores on projects to mitigate water stagnation problems. Most areas of the city went under water, causing immense sufferings to city dwellers, on July 12, after a rainfall measuring 130 millimetres in six hours...
The chief executive officer of Dhaka South City Corporation, Md Mizanur Rahman, said that due to heavy rainfall in short duration, there had been some delay in the receding of water from the areas under the jurisdiction....
Britain’s embattled Thames Water on Tuesday said its debt continues to rise despite increased revenues, leaving the group with cash reserves taking it through only until May next year...
After ravaging villages for about a week floodwater now surged towards upazila towns sweeping away embankments built to protect them in some of the flood affected...
Due to an onrush of water from upstream in India and a torrential downpour, the river water at Teesta barrage point was flowing near the danger level on...
The Teesta development project, signing of the long pending Teesta water sharing deal, renewal of the Ganges Water Sharing Treaty signed in 1996 and connectivity of the...
Bangladesh Water Development Board, Institute of Water Modelling and Centre for Environmental and Geographical Information Services jointly organised a workshop on...
The High Court on Monday declared the dismissal of Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority’s deputy managing director Syed Mohammad Golam Yeazdabni on June 22, 2023, illegal...
At least 540 people could not leave flood shelters in Zakiganj till Saturday afternoon as floodwater receded slowly in parts of Sylhet district.
Sufferings of flood-hit people deepened as water remained stagnant in many remote parts of Sylhet, although the overall flood situation continued improving in the north-eastern district on Friday with the water level further dropping in the major rivers...
Some Gazans are now reduced to drinking sewage water and eating animal feed, the WHO’s regional chief said on Tuesday, pleading for increased aid access immediately to the besieged territory...
The flash flood in north-eastern Bangladesh is feared to linger amidst forecasts of heavy to very heavy rain continuing, particularly in the upstream in neighbouring India...
Over 450 textiles and readymade garment factories in Bangladesh under IFC-led programme ‘Partnership for Cleaner Textile’ have reduced freshwater consumption by 35 billion litres and cut wastewater discharge by 29 billion litres annually...
Residents in several sectors in the capital’s Uttara and its adjacent areas are facing an acute water crisis.
THE increase in the tariff of supply water for Dhaka by 10 per cent, which will take effect on July 1, would be another burden on people, especially from low- and fixed-income groups, who have already been constrained by soaring inflation...
The Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authorities has decided to raise the water tariff by 10 per cent to be made effective from July 1...
Chattogram city dwellers continued to suffer on Tuesday due to water stagnation caused by Monday’s heavy rainfall triggered by cyclone Remal that submerged most areas in the port city...
Thousands of people from all walks of life, mostly school going children and office goers suffered immensely from water stagnation in the capital on Monday due to heavy rainfall following the cyclone Remal...
Dhaka experienced heavy rainfall triggered by cyclone Remal, resulting in waterlogging in different parts of the capital city of Bangladesh....
Due to the use of untreated water, 80 per cent of workers on vessels plying the inland waterways across the country are suffering from various types of complex intestinal diseases and skin infection...