Water level

Water level

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Padma water level starts falling in Chapainawabganj

According to data from the Chapainawabganj office of the Bangladesh Water Development Board (WDB), the Padma water level fell by 6 centimetres over the past 24 hours and was flowing 32 centimetres...

Teesta River overflows danger mark, threatening low-lying areas amid continuous rain and upstream water flow. Photo: UNB

Teesta flows above danger level in Lalmonirhat; flash flood feared within 48 hours

Photo: TBS

Rough weather cuts off St Martin's, Sandwip from mainland for six days

File Photo: UNB

3 Bandarban rivers swell amid heavy rains; over 100 tourists stranded

Photo: BSS

Water level recedes in Cumilla’s Gomti River as rains ease

Photo: BSS

Meghna, 2 other rivers flowing above danger level in Barishal, disrupts public life amid waterlogging

File Photo of a river in Chapainawabganj: UNB

Water level in 28 rivers rises, 88 falls: FFWC

File Photo of a river in Chapainawabganj: UNB

Water level in 17 river stations rises, 95 falls: FFWC

Teesta River overflowing at one of its gates on 1 June 2025. Photo: UNB

44 gates opened as water levels in Teesta rise

Normal water flow in the river is now visible only for three to four months a year. The water level drops to its lowest ebb at other times creating long sandy char across the river, making the living and livelihood of the people of char areas vulnerable. Photo: BSS

Padma water abnormally declining faster than last couple of years

Flood in Sylhet in 2023. Photo: TBS

Water levels of Jamuna rising in Sirajganj, but no threat of flooding yet

File Photo of a river in Chapainawabganj: UNB

Water declines in Padma, Mohananda rivers, rises in Punarvaba

The Teesta Barrage. File Photo: Collected

Major rivers rising following incessant rains in Brahmaputra basin