Rapports

Highlights • Cyclone Amphan hit Bangladesh's coast around 5:00pm on 20 May 2020 and kept moving inwards with winds of up to 180 km per hour. • 2.4 million people and half a million livestock were evacuated in…

Situation Overview On 20 May 2020, Cyclone Amphan made landfall near Jammu Island, West Bengal at 5.00 pm BST with 130-140 km/h wind speed. Initial reports inform that 9 persons lost their life in Bangladesh. It includes…

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Tropical Cyclone AMPHAN has intensified into a super cyclonic storm as it continues north over the central Bay of Bengal, toward India's Odisha and West Bengal States and Bangladesh's Barisal Division. On 19 May at 0.00…

ABOUT THE CYCLONE AMPHAN: THE VERY SEVERE CYCLONIC STORM ‘AMPHAN’ (PRONUNCIATION: UM-PUN) (ECP: 928 HPA) OVER WEST CENTRAL BAY AND ADJOINING AREA MOVED NORTHWARDS, INTENSIFIED INTO A SUPER CYCLONE OVER THE SAME AREA (LAT. 14.5°N, LONG. 86.4°E)…

On 16 May, a new Tropical Cyclone named AMPHAN formed over India Ocean and started moving north over the Bay of Bengal, toward north-east India coastal area and south of Bangladesh. On 18 May, its centre…

About The Cyclone AMPHAN: THE CYCLONIC STORM ‘AMPHAN’ (PRONUNCIATION: UM-PUN) (ECP: 992 HPA) OVER SOUTHEAST BAY AND ADJOINING SOUTHWEST BAY REMAINED PARCTICALLY STATIONARY, INTENSIFIED INTO A SEVERE CYCLONIC STORM OVER THE SAME AREA (LAT. 11.8°N, LONG. 86.0°E)…

A. SITUATION ANALYSIS Description of the disaster The special weather bulletin issued by the Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) informed about a cyclone developing over the northwest Bay of Bengal (BoB) on 7 November 2019. Cyclone “Bulbul” reincarnating…

Executive Summary Along with the rest of the world, Bangladesh is preparing to undertake a range of measures to protect its population from the COVID-19 and its long-term socio-economic and humanitarian impacts. COVID-19 which was declared a…

2,635 families lost their houses including all belongings and household materials (e.g. Cooking Utensils, furniture, clothes, household accessories and electronics, education materials, hygiene products and latrines, dry food and baby food, medicine, documents, cash, stored income…