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  1. বরিশাল বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়

    https://bu.ac.bd › uploads › BUJ1V4I1 › 13. Hashinoor.pdf

    Bangladesh is recognised as one of the most disaster prone countries of the world and has been suffering from natural and manmade disasters. The present study is conducted to find out some factors related to disasters. The study (i) elucidates the nature, intensity, trends, causes and consequences, severity and vulnerability of different types of disaster in Bangladesh from last five decades ...
  2. modmr.portal.gov.bd

    A changing risk environment: Bangladesh is highly disaster-prone and managing disasters has been a major focus, with investments in DRM significantly decreasing disaster mortality in recent decades. The context, however, is changing - Bangladesh is highly at risk from climate change and earthquakes pose a challenge for its rapidly growing cities.
  3. bangladesh.un.org

    Sep 26, 2024Since May this year, a wave of consecutive disasters has placed people and communities across Bangladesh at the epicenter of the global climate crisis. Since the landfall of Cyclone Remal on 26 May, there have been flash floods in the Haor Region, riverine floods in the Jamuna Basin, and more recently devastating flash floods in Chattogram. An estimated 18 million people have been affected.
  4. Aug 17, 2023CEF has organised a partner meeting to review the situation. Chattogram Disaster management Committee meetings have been organised with the leadership of Deputy Commissione s and Upazila Nirbahi Officers of Government administration. In Cox's Bazar, a Disaster Management Control Room has been opened under the lea
  5. nsds.bbs.gov.bd

    Nov 1, 2023The country's proximity to the Bay of Bengal, low-lying terrain, monsoons, and momentous rivers makes it extremely vulnerable to natural disasters. Bangladesh is one of the countries in the world most vulnerable to the negative impact of climate change. The number and severity of weather-related disasters in the country are continuously increasing.
  6. thelancet.com

    Oct 12, 2024The floods in August, 2024 in Bangladesh triggered an unprecedented public health emergency, exposing the incipient fragility of the nation's health-care system under such catastrophic natural disasters. Relentless monsoon rains, coupled with an irreversible deluge from upstream, have inundated vast swathes of Bangladesh, particularly in the southeastern and northeastern districts, displacing ...
  7. bangladesh.un.org

    3 days agoDhaka, 24 January 2025 - Severe weather events disrupted education for children around the world, including 33 million children in Bangladesh in 2024, according to an analysis released by UNICEF today. The report, "Learning Interrupted: Global Snapshot of Climate-Related School Disruptions in 2024," is the first of its kind, and reveals that heatwaves, cyclones, floods, and other extreme ...

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