A tigress rescued from the Sundarbans six months ago after a poacher’s snare severely injured one of her legs moves towards her freedom into the mangrove forest yesterday. After receiving treatment at the Boyra Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre in Khulna, she was released back into the wild. Photo: Habibur Rahman

Intermittent rain left large parts of Dhaka, including New Market, Dhanmondi 27, Motijheel, Malibagh and Karwan Bazar, under water yesterday, disrupting daily life. Waterlogging forced New Market authorities to suspend electricity and shut shops as a safety measure, while many day labourers and other low-income workers struggled to earn a living. Flooded roads also made it difficult for patients to reach hospitals. Photo: Anisur Rahman, Palash Khan, Prabir Das, Dipan Nandy

Intermittent rain left large parts of Dhaka, including New Market, Dhanmondi 27, Motijheel, Malibagh and Karwan Bazar, under water yesterday, disrupting daily life. Waterlogging forced New Market authorities to suspend electricity and shut shops as a safety measure, while many day labourers and other low-income workers struggled to earn a living. Flooded roads also made it difficult for patients to reach hospitals. Photo: Anisur Rahman, Palash Khan, Prabir Das, Dipan Nandy

Intermittent rain left large parts of Dhaka, including New Market, Dhanmondi 27, Motijheel, Malibagh and Karwan Bazar, under water yesterday, disrupting daily life. Waterlogging forced New Market authorities to suspend electricity and shut shops as a safety measure, while many day labourers and other low-income workers struggled to earn a living. Flooded roads also made it difficult for patients to reach hospitals. Photo: Anisur Rahman, Palash Khan, Prabir Das, Dipan Nandy

Intermittent rain left large parts of Dhaka, including New Market, Dhanmondi 27, Motijheel, Malibagh and Karwan Bazar, under water yesterday, disrupting daily life. Waterlogging forced New Market authorities to suspend electricity and shut shops as a safety measure, while many day labourers and other low-income workers struggled to earn a living. Flooded roads also made it difficult for patients to reach hospitals. Photo: Anisur Rahman, Palash Khan, Prabir Das, Dipan Nandy

Intermittent rain left large parts of Dhaka, including New Market, Dhanmondi 27, Motijheel, Malibagh and Karwan Bazar, under water yesterday, disrupting daily life. Waterlogging forced New Market authorities to suspend electricity and shut shops as a safety measure, while many day labourers and other low-income workers struggled to earn a living. Flooded roads also made it difficult for patients to reach hospitals. Photo: Anisur Rahman, Palash Khan, Prabir Das, Dipan Nandy

A man carries a toddler on his shoulder as he wades through knee‑deep water after torrential rain flooded West Kokdandi village under Banshkhali upazila of Chattogram yesterday. Photo: Rajib Raihan

Once a cherished landmark, the decades‑old iron bridge at the entrance to Kamrangirchar in Dhaka has long fallen into disrepair. Pedestrians, especially children and the elderly, risk serious injury, particularly after dark on the bridge, riddled with holes. The photo was taken recently. Photo: PRABIR DAS