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Bandarban

Bandarban eyes exams, tourism restart
Bandarban eyes exams, tourism restart

The administration says the move depends on weather and flood conditions improving

Bandarban floodwaters recede but misery lingers
Bandarban floodwaters recede but misery lingers

Long-distance buses have resumed, but direct road links with several Upazilas remain severed by landslides

5 rivers flow above danger level, Netrokona inundated
5 rivers flow above danger level, Netrokona inundated

Flood conditions worsen as rivers overflow across six districts

Floodwaters inundate Bandarban
Floodwaters inundate Bandarban

Continuous heavy rain has flooded low-lying areas across Bandarban, while landslides have worsened the situation. The district town is also underwater, with road links severed at different points. Most communities along the banks of the Sangu River are now submerged.

Flood, landslides toll rises to 44
Flood, landslides toll rises to 44

Seven districts are inundated, with Chattogram and Cox's Bazar among the worst affected

Bandarban cut off as floods sever road links
Bandarban cut off as floods sever road links

Flooded roads and fallen trees in Chattogram's Satkania halt traffic to and from the hill district

Bandarban tourist centres closed for 3 more days
Bandarban tourist centres closed for 3 more days

Heavy rain and waterlogging in the hill district have led to issues with communication, the deputy commissioner says

Hill network outages disrupt flood response
Hill network outages disrupt flood response

Power cuts and network failures leave parts of the hill district cut off during flooding

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