The people of Sylhet will have to stay under water for five more days

Follow the Google News feed to get the latest news from The Daily Tribunal

- Advertisement -

The people of Sylhet will have to stay under water for five more days. The image of Sylhet city will return to its previous state after the flood waters started to decrease continuously. However, the Bangladesh Water Development Board has said that steps are being taken to prevent the people of Sylhet from becoming victims of such floods.

On Saturday (May 21), SM Shahidul Islam, Additional Chief Engineer (Pur) of Sylhet North-East of the office of the Chief Engineer (Pur) of the Water Development Board, told the Dhaka Post. As a result, the flood situation is not likely to increase in Sylhet. In this situation, the people of Sylhet will have to stay under water for five more days. We are building new dams where the dams have broken in the floods. ‘

SM Shahidul Islam said, “The rivers and canals in Sylhet are being dredged. We are studying the rivers here for dredging. Even if the course of the river Surma in Sylhet is right, it will have to be dredged. A new project is being undertaken for this purpose. The DPP of the project has not been prepared yet, but the feasibility study is underway, ”he said.

- Advertisement -

Meanwhile, according to various media reports, several lakh people in Sylhet city have been inundated by the terrible floods for the last one week. Immediately after the flood, many have taken shelter in the homes of their relatives, many have taken refuge in shelters. Many have lost valuable household furniture in the floodwaters. Besides, the flood-hit area has been without power for the last one week. Although water has started flowing from different parts of the city at present, many people have fallen victim to various water borne diseases due to the floods. Flood-stricken people are at risk of diarrhea, skin diseases, fever and cold-cough in 12 wards of the city.

Apart from this, the water treatment plant of the city corporation located in Mendibagh area of ​​Sylhet city has also been submerged in the flood water. The water supply from that plant is cut off. Besides, it is not possible to normalize the water supply of the city corporation as four more pumps have been submerged. In this situation, waterlogged people in some areas of the city are in crisis of pure water.

- Advertisement -

Latest

Footwear can be profitable industry in the country

Business Desk Craftsman Footwear & Accessories Limited is the fastest...

NBFA formed to increase Tourism & business

Kathmandu (Nepal) Correspondent Nepal Bangladesh Friendship Association (NBFA) hosted a...

NBFA hosts event strengthening Nepal-Bangladesh bonds

The Nepal Bangladesh Friendship Association (NBFA) is set to...

South Asia’s largest Eidgah Gore-Saheed Maidan is ready for devotees

Kaushik Bose: Gore-Saheed Bara Maidan is the largest Eidgah in...

Zakat-centric economy and the poor people of Bangladesh

Tasneem Islam Dyuti Research Associate Dr. Md. Abdur Rahim Khan Associate Professor Bangladesh...

Newsletter

Don't miss

Footwear can be profitable industry in the country

Business Desk Craftsman Footwear & Accessories Limited is the fastest...

NBFA formed to increase Tourism & business

Kathmandu (Nepal) Correspondent Nepal Bangladesh Friendship Association (NBFA) hosted a...

NBFA hosts event strengthening Nepal-Bangladesh bonds

The Nepal Bangladesh Friendship Association (NBFA) is set to...

South Asia’s largest Eidgah Gore-Saheed Maidan is ready for devotees

Kaushik Bose: Gore-Saheed Bara Maidan is the largest Eidgah in...

Zakat-centric economy and the poor people of Bangladesh

Tasneem Islam Dyuti Research Associate Dr. Md. Abdur Rahim Khan Associate Professor Bangladesh...

Footwear can be profitable industry in the country

Business Desk Craftsman Footwear & Accessories Limited is the fastest growing export oriented leather industry company in the country. The company has been on a...

NBFA formed to increase Tourism & business

Kathmandu (Nepal) Correspondent Nepal Bangladesh Friendship Association (NBFA) hosted a landmark event, the "Tourism Development, Business Promote Program," at the prestigious Tourism Board Hall on...

NBFA hosts event strengthening Nepal-Bangladesh bonds

The Nepal Bangladesh Friendship Association (NBFA) is set to host a landmark event, the "Tourism Development, Business Promote Program," slated to take place at...