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June 21, SITUATION REPORT 2010 Name of Disaster: Flood Locations: Sylhet and Netrokona District of Bangladesh Date of Disaster: June 20, 2010 Situation Report No.179 Flood situation in Sylhet and Netrokona district worsen yesterday, June 20, 2010. The torrential rainfall and onrush of water from across the border caused for the flood. More over, all the rivers in the Sylhet region remained above danger mark at almost all the points. The Surma was flowing 20cm above danger level in Sylhet city while 18cm above red mark at Sunamganj district headquarters and 139cm above danger level at Kanaighat upazila headquarters at 3pm yesterday.The Kushiyara at its starting point on Indo-Bangla borders at Amolshid was 50cm above the danger level while it was 95cm above red mark at Sheola yesterday evening. Sylhet District Flood situation in Sylhet region deteriorated yesterday, June 20, 2010, with new areas in Zakiganj, Beanibazar, Golapganj, Fenchuganj and Jaintapur upazilas of Sylhet going under water in the last 48 hours. Around five lakh people in the district are badly affected by the floods. Road link of Zakiganj, Beanibazar, Gowainghat and Kanaighat with the district headquarters remained suspended as flood waters submerged the roads at several points. Netrokona District In Netrakona, flood water submerged fresh areas in Khaliajuri upazila. Around 10 thousand people have been marooned in 20 new villages in the upazila. On the other-hand, Erosion by the river Dhanu took a serious turn devouring at least 10 houses and 20 hectares of cultivable land of Baranter village in the last few days. Damage Report: District Affected upazila Damages Sylhet Zakiganj, Beanibazar, Golapganj, • Around five lakh people in the district were Fenchuganj and Jaintapur upazila badly affected by the floods. • Suffering of the people mounted due to disruption in rural communications in most areas. • Prices of essentials marked sharp rise in the flood hit upazilas due to disruption of road links and transportation problem, locals said. Netrokona Khaliajuri • Around 10 thousand people were badly affected by the flood. • Flood water washed away at least 50 kutcha June 21, SITUATION REPORT 2010 houses at Laxmipur, Majibnagar, Balli Purbapara and Jagannathpur villages. • Flood water damaged vegetables on several hundred hectares and 50 percent seed-bed of amon crops in the affected areas Source: Daily Newspaper. Reporting by: NIRAPAD Secretariat 19/13 (Ground Floor), Babar Road, Block-B, Mohammadpur, Dhaka .

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