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27,000 people suffering in diarrhoea epidemic in Bangladesh

Bangladesh has put its health services on full alert after 27,000 people were struck down in two days in a diarrhoea epidemic, caused by the country's worst floods. The government says 28 people have died of the disease and 13,000…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
ABC
Posted:
24 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Bangladesh faces gigantic repair bill

By Serajul Islam Quadir DHAKA, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Bangladesh's floods caused devastating damage to infrastructure which will need at least $161 million to repair and reinforce, Communications Minister Anwar Hossein said on Wednesday. "This will be a gigantic task to rebuild…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
Reuters
Posted:
23 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Bangladesh flood victims refuse to leave shelters

By Nizam Ahmed DHAKA, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Many Bangladeshis refused to leave flood shelters as waters receded on Wednesday, preferring to stay in the disease-ridden camps than return to their destroyed homes. As the country re-emerged from its biggest floods in…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
Reuters
Posted:
23 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Flood Aftermath: UN Draws Attention to Special Needs of Women and Children

On 5 September 1998, the United Nations Secretary General launched an appeal for emergency relief and immediate rehabilitation for the flood affected people of Bangladesh. The international response has been encouraging, at over $150 million of commitments so far. The…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
OCHA
Posted:
23 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Credits offered to Bangladesh to fight arsenic

DHAKA, Sept 22 (Reuters) - The International Development Association (IDA) will give Bangladesh a $32.4 million credit to combat arsenic contamination in underground water, a World Bank statement in Dhaka said on Tuesday. It said the World Bank's country Director Pierre…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
Reuters
Posted:
22 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Bangladesh begins daunting cleanup after floods

By Anis Ahmed DHAKA, Sept 22 (Reuters) - The danger faced by Bangladeshis during more than two months of devastating flooding has receded along with water levels but the task of putting their lives back together remains. Efforts intensified on Tuesday…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
Reuters
Posted:
22 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Bangladesh flood victims begin returning home

DHAKA, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Families who took refuge in crammed shelters in Bangladesh's capital began returning home on Monday as floodwaters which had inundated large areas of the city for more than two months receded, officials said. In the…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
Reuters
Posted:
21 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Bangladesh - Water levels fall, disease and needs rise

As water is recedes in flood tormented Bangladesh, the number of people suffering from waterborne diseases is rising sharply and the need of food and clean water is enormous. More than 254,000 people have been attacked by diarrhoea, causing…

Format:
News and Press Release
Source:
IFRC
Posted:
21 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Bangladesh - Public Health Impacts of Flood

It is now clear that Bangladesh is experiencing the worst floods in recorded history. Floods are a normal occurrence in Bangladesh, and the rural populations have developed extraordinary coping mechanisms. However, these floods are on a scale and duration…

Format:
Assessment
Source:
Save the Children
Posted:
18 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

WFP Emergency Report No. 37 of 1998: Bangladesh

This report includes: A) China B) Bangladesh C) Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Region: Kosovo crisis D) Cuba E) Guinea Bissau F) Sudan - floods G) Central and East Africa: Democratic Republic of Congo, Congo/Brazzaville, Burundi and Tanzania. From Manuel Aranda…

Format:
Situation Report
Source:
WFP
Posted:
18 Sep 1998

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