The flood triggered by heavy rainfall on hills has killed five people in Baghaichhari upazila of Rangamati

Once again, a tiger has been seen roaming in front of the forest department office inside the Sundarbans at the Kachikhali Sanctuary Office of Sarankhola Range of Sundarban East Forest Division

The recent flood caused by torrential rain and tidal water in the country’s southeastern region has claimed at least 51 lives in four districts.

Standing near the eroded edge of the mythical river in Matikata village of Tangail, 90-year-old Hashem Ali Munshi says the bank of the Jamuna is as shifting as ever. His vacant eyes belie the irrevocable damage the river has done to him.

The road communications of Bandarban district town with Ruma and Thanchi upazilas remained suspended for several days following hill slides triggered by 8-days of heavy rains

At least 16 people died and three are missing due to floods triggered in different areas of Chattogram over the last week till today.

After a successful plunge-dive for hunting, this White-throated Kingfisher was spotted with its meal at the National Botanical Garden in Dhaka. Widely distributed in Asia, this kingfisher is a resident over much of its range, though some populations may make short migrations.

Besides leaving thousands of people without safe water and prompting evacuations of many others, the floods in Chattogram division damaged over the last few days at least 282 kilometres of major roads in just three districts.

In the 1960s, a series of embankments stretching 153 kilometres were constructed in Khulna’s Dacope upazila to protect the region from flooding and erosion.

Among the deceased, 20 were from Cox's Bazar and 10 from Bandarban

Bodies of three children were recovered from a water body in Pekua upazila of Cox’s Bazar this morning, a day after they went missing

The death toll from a wildfire that turned a historic Hawaiian town to ashes has risen to 36 people, officials said Wednesday

Light to moderate rain or thundershowers are likely to occur in Dhaka and other parts of the country in the 24 hours from 9:00am today as monsoon is fairly active, Bangladesh Meteorological Department said today

Although floodwaters started receding from some areas yesterday, thousands of people were still stranded in Chattogram, Bandarban and Cox’s Bazar.

At least four more people died due to flooding in Cox’s Bazar in the last 24 hours till 4:00pm today raising the total flood fatalities to 9

Energy Secretary Md Khairuzzaman Mozumder today said the government has planned to invite international bidding for offshore hydrocarbon exploration within a month

Bangladesh Meteorological Department predicted rains across the country in 24 hours starting from 9:00am today

Floods have brought much of Chattogram division to a standstill, leaving thousands of residents without access to safe water, electricity, and mobile phone networks.

Speakers at a webinar today said that the country's current gas crisis is a result of the government's excessive interest in import-dependent fuel supply policy

After Bandarban, road communication of Cox’s Bazar with the other parts of the country has been snapped since morning amid incessant rain and the onrush of water from the hilly region, leading to flash floods at different points