Informes

WARNING MESSAGE: The Jamuna at Aricha registered slight rise. It is likely to remain steady for next 24 hours. The flood situation around this point will start improving. The Padma at Bhagyakul registered further rise and likely to rise further.…

WARNING MESSAGE: The Jamuna at Aricha is rising and flowing above danger level. However, the flood situation around this point is likely to remain unchanged. The Padma at Bhagyakul is also rising. The flood situation around this point is likely…

For several weeks the skies over Bangladesh have remained overcast and cloudy indicating that the monsoon is far from over, and is expected to continue in the coming days before fading by the end of September. Weather officials have forecast…

WARNING MESSAGE: The Jamuna at Aricha crossed danger level this morning. However, the flood situation around this point will remain unchanged. The Padma at Bhagyakul receded slightly. The flood situation around this point is likely to remain unchanged. RAINFALL: Monsoon is less…

Extracted from UMCOR Hotline 23 Aug 2002 Torrential and persistent monsoon rains have caused massive flooding and landslides in the neighboring countries of Bangladesh, India and Nepal. The problems the countries are facing are interlinked because they share the same rivers.…

Message: The Padma at Bhagyakul remained steady. The flood situation around this point is likely to improve. RAINFALL: Monsoon is less active over the country. Light to moderate rainfall at many places over the Brahmaputra, the Ganges and the Meghna basins and…

From Federation News 17/02 Although water levels in flood-prone Bangladesh are subsiding in general, the health risks to those left homeless or affected by floods are rising. According to the Ministry of Health figures from last week, more than 1,900 people…

Message: The Padma at Bhagyakul remained steady. The flood situation around this point remains unchanged. RAINFALL: Monsoon is active over the country. Light to moderate rainfall at all places with very heavy fall at one or two places over the Brahmaputra basin,…

Torrential rains, flooding, and mudslides in Bangladesh, Nepal, and India have killed 445 people and displaced more than 12.5 million people since July. Many scientists are blaming the floods on El Niño, the warming of water temperatures in the eastern…

Caritas Suisse engage 100 000 francs pour l'aide aux victimes des inondations au Bangladesh. Les collaborateurs de Caritas distribuent des vivres et des médicaments à la population. Quand les eaux se seront retirées, Caritas distribuera des semences et reconstruira des…