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Flash floods in Cox's Bazar have left approximately 30,000 families waterlogged and affected 5-6 lakh people. Persistent rainfall has submerged areas like Chokoria, Pekua, and Ramu. On July 10, 2026, a dinghy boat capsized in Rasulabad, Baraitoli Union, during a flood evacuation, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries.
Source photograph: Prothom Alo · 10 Jul 2026 / Record updated 11 Jul 2026Reported fatalities
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Flash floods in Cox's Bazar have left approximately 30,000 families waterlogged and affected 5-6 lakh people. Persistent rainfall has submerged areas like Chokoria, Pekua, and Ramu. On July 10, 2026, a dinghy boat capsized in Rasulabad, Baraitoli Union, during a flood evacuation, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries.
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2 PEOPLE REPORTED DEAD
1 PEOPLE REPORTED INJURED
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Activated 640 emergency shelter centers and distributed relief materials including cash and food.
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