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WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2026

Banshkhali

Banshkhali

A damaged mud house in Manik Pathan village, Katharia Union, Banshkhali, where recent floods destroyed homes and livelihoods after eight days of heavy rainfall submerged around 80% of the upazila. Photo: TBS

Broken homes, broken hopes in Manik Pathan village after the flood

Floods hit Manik Pathan after 80% of Banshkhali was submerged

Vast areas of Sheikh-er-Khil in Banshkhali remain submerged after days of heavy rainfall and hill runoff, leaving hundreds of families homeless and awaiting relief and rehabilitation. The photo was taken from Ward No. 5 of Sheikh-er-Khil on 14 July 2026. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS

Homes, schools, cropland damage surfaces as floodwater recedes in Ctg

37 held in Ctg with illegal trawling boats, nets

37 held in Ctg with illegal trawling boats, nets

This image shows a flooded area in Mirsharai upazila of Chattogram on 8 July 2026. Photo: Focus Bangla

2 children swept away, killed by onrush of upstream water in Ctg's Banshkhali

The incident took place between two groups around 2pm in the Natun Bazar area of Uttar Saral village under Saral Union, a video of which was widely spread on social media. Photo: Screengrab

22 injured in Ctg's Banshkhali shootout reportedly over salt field dispute

Representational Image/UNB

1 killed, 15 injured in Banshkhali gas cylinder blast

A mobile court in collaboration with members of the Banshkhali police station conducts a drive to identify facilities operating without proper approval and documentation in Chattogram's Banskhali Upazila on Tuesday, 23 January. Photo: TBS

2 pvt hospitals, 3 labs temporarily closed in Chattogram's Banskhali

Banshkhali Coal Power Plant starts supplying to national grid on trial basis

Banshkhali Coal Power Plant starts supplying to national grid on trial basis

Photo: Courtesy

DU students association of Banshkhali holds iftar mahfil

Betel leaf production in Banshkhali increased, but traders still counting loss

Betel leaf production in Banshkhali increased, but traders still counting loss

Families of workers killed, injured in Banshkhali receive financial assistance

Families of workers killed, injured in Banshkhali receive financial assistance

High court. Photo: Collected

HC order: Tk 5 lakh each to families of 5 workers killed in Banshkhali

Govt announces compensation for Banshkhali victims

Govt announces compensation for Banshkhali victims

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