After protests in bangladesh, people now struggling with floods...
The situation in bangladesh has not been normal for the past few months. In the neighboring country, students started protesting for reservation, which took a violent turn in no time. This was the reason why Sheikh Hasina had to resign from the post of PM and she came to India. More than 500 people died in this violent protest in bangladesh, but now an even bigger crisis is looming over the country. Due to continuous monsoon rains, the neighboring country is now troubled by the flood crisis. Due to heavy rains and rising rivers, the country has been hit by floods, in which at least 20 people have died so far while more than 50 lakh people have been affected by the floods.
The trouble caused by floods is not hidden from anyone. It disrupts the lives of people. People do not get clean food, clean water, even medicine and dry clothes. In his address, the head of the interim government in bangladesh, Mohammad Yunus, said that the administration is taking necessary measures for the flood victims in the country. It is trying to ensure that the situation becomes normal.
The Meteorological Department issued an alert
According to a Reuters report, 65-year-old Abdul Hakim of Comilla district of bangladesh says that at midnight, 10 feet high flood water swept away his hut. None of his belongings are left now. Even drinking water is not available. It is very difficult for anyone to bring help inside the village. Government head Mohammad Yunus has said that talks have been started with neighboring countries to prevent floods due to rain in the coming time. Even the bangladesh Meteorological Department has issued an alert that if the monsoon rains continue, the flood situation will continue because the pace of water level decreasing is very slow.
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