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Bangladesh shelters crammed with sick and hungry

By Nizam Ahmed DHAKA, Sept 11 (Reuters) - About 800 men, women and children cram together in disease-ridden squalor in a tiny school building in Bangladesh's flooded capital, the water lapping at their feet. Clean water is scarce and hygiene almost impossible…

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News and Press Release
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Reuters
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11 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Christian Aid launches appeal as Bangladesh faces floods and famine

Christian Aid today launched a public appeal for Bangladesh as the worst floods in living memory submerge the country (Hotline number 0345 000300). Kevin McCullough, head of Christian Aid s Youth Team, is visiting Bangladeshi organisations funded by Christian Aid…

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News and Press Release
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Christian Aid
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11 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Oxfam launches emergency appeal for Bangladesh & North East India

Oxfam launches an appeal today to help the people of South Asia survive the worst floods in living memory. Nayeem Wahra, Oxfam's emergency co-ordinator in Dhaka, said: 'We're sitting on a time bomb. Millions of people are living in the…

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News and Press Release
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Oxfam
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11 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Bangladesh floods

A Bangladeshi aid worker is appealing to Kiwis to give generously to help his homeland currently facing the worst flooding in living memory. Up to two-thirds of Bangladesh is covered in water threatening the lives of 30 million men, women…

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News and Press Release
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World Vision
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11 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Panic buying pushes food prices up in Bangladesh

By Serajul Islam Quadir DHAKA, Sept 11 (Reuters) - The prices of food and other essentials rose sharply in Bangladesh on Friday, and traders blamed mainly panic buying because of the floods. "This is a result of panic buying, especially after…

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News and Press Release
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Reuters
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11 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Bangladesh flood victims endure life in the water

By Mustak Hossain SHAHIDNAGAR, Bangladesh, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Bangladeshis fighting for survival in the country's worst floods said on Friday they could only live with their miseries. "Many have left and found refuge in shelters...but I cannot abandon my home.…

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News and Press Release
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Reuters
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11 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

WFP to provide emergency food to 20 million flood victims in Bangladesh

The UN World Food Programme plans to launch a major relief operation for nearly 20 million people in Bangladesh left destitute by the longest lasting floods ever recorded in the country, WFP said today. "In terms of numbers of people to…

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News and Press Release
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WFP
Posted:
11 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Bangladesh floods worsen

The Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre in Bangladesh says rivers are rising again in the country's worst floods this century. 12 rivers were flowing above danger level, further threatening 18 inundated districts and cities across central Bangladesh. As foreign embassies prepared…

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News and Press Release
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ABC
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11 Sep 1998

Bangladesh

Bangladesh Floods Worsen

CARE Provides Food Though New Nutrition and Health Centers ATLANTA, September 10, 1998 -- In inundated areas in the capital city of Dhaka, CARE has opened 10 health and nutrition centers, providing cooked rice and lentils, bread, clean drinking water and…

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News and Press Release
Source:
CARE
Posted:
11 Sep 1998

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