Reports

Current Situation: Maritime ports of Chittagong, Cox's Bazar and Mongla have been advised to keep hoisted local cautionary signal number three (r) three. All fishing boats and trawlers over North Bay have been advised to remain in shelter till…

Introduction Bangkok, 7 August 2007 - WFP has started to distribute food to flood victims in South Asia where some 25 million people have been affected by devastating monsoon rains, some of the worst in recent years. Huge areas of…

DanChurchAid has sent one million DKK to the relief work for the survivors of the floods in Asia, and more money is on its way. More than 35 million people have been affected by the massive monsoon rain in South…

20 million people affected by the flooding and half of Bangladesh underwater. CARE Australia has launched an emergency appeal to provide life saving assistance to the survivors the current flooding in South Asia. With severe monsoon weather and disastrous floods affecting…

By Kun Li NEW YORK, USA, 7 August 2007 - This year's monsoon rains have caused unprecedented human suffering in Bangladesh. More than half of the country's 64 districts are severely affected. Vast areas of land and crops are submerged,…

L'UNICEF a alerté aujourd'hui sur la crise sanitaire qui menace des millions d'enfants à cause des inondations dues à la mousson. Beaucoup sont isolés, avec des besoins urgents en eau potable, en nourriture et en abris. «Des villages entiers connaîtront une…

Trócaire has pledged an initial €180,000 for relief efforts in response to devastating floods in India, Bangladesh and Nepal caused by monsoons. Irish Aid, the Irish government's overseas development agency, has given Trócaire €100,000 for the relief efforts and the agency…

The top priority should be to provide the flood victims with food and drinking water, Douglas said, adding that WFP and Unicef have initiated distribution of 127 tonnes of biscuits worth $120,000" Dhaka, August 7, 2007: The World Food Programme (WFP)…

Medical Volunteers on standby to help families in Bangladesh (PORTLAND, ORE. - Aug. 7, 2007) Medical Teams International announced today it is accepting contributions to help the more than 31 million people affected by the devastating floods in South Asia. Funds will…

Vatican City, 7 August 2007 - National Caritas agencies in India, Nepal, Bangladeshand Pakistancontinue to work non-stop to help some of the more than 20 million people left homeless by the devastating monsoon floods that hit South Asiaover the…