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Environment
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Flood havoc and post-flood priorities
About four-fifth of Bangladesh is flood plain. As a result about one fifth to one third of the country is annually flooded by the overflowing rivers during the monsoon when the rainfall is very high.
 
New diseases threaten rice yield
It has been reported that there had occurred appearance of mildew on Boro rice perhaps due to severe storm and high temperature in Shibalay (Manikganj).
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Contemplating flood control
So the flood again hits Bangladesh hard like many other previous years and most probably our leadership is getting ready to seek help to overcome it.
 
Flood control or controlled flood?
Loss of water holding and carrying capacity of the main rivers filled with silt was the main cause of devastating flood of 1998 in Bangladesh.
 

 
   
 
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