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Continuous heavy rainfall in early July 2026 caused severe flash flooding, waterlogging, and landslides across Cox's Bazar district. By mid-July, the death toll reached 24, with significant damage to infrastructure and 500,000 people affected. Kutubdia and Pekua experienced severe waterlogging and food insecurity. Bangladesh Ansar and VDP members are actively conducting rescue operations, evacuating residents to shelters, and clearing obstacles.
Source photograph: Prothom Alo · 9 Jul 2026 / Record updated 23 Jul 2026Reported fatalities
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Continuous heavy rainfall in early July 2026 caused severe flash flooding, waterlogging, and landslides across Cox's Bazar district. By mid-July, the death toll reached 24, with significant damage to infrastructure and 500,000 people affected. Kutubdia and Pekua experienced severe waterlogging and food insecurity. Bangladesh Ansar and VDP members are actively conducting rescue operations, evacuating residents to shelters, and clearing obstacles.
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24 PEOPLE REPORTED DEAD
1 PEOPLE REPORTED INJURED
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The Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) confirmed deaths and initiated assistance; 648 emergency shelters were opened, and a control room was established.
Rescue operations, evacuation of people to shelters, and public awareness campaigns via miking.
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