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A permanent house in South Samiyapara, Satkania, collapsed into the Dulu River due to flooding and strong currents on Thursday. The incident left the family of Mo. Selim homeless, amidst a wider flood crisis in Satkania affecting over 400,000 people.
Source photograph: Prothom Alo · 14 Jul 2026 / Record updated 14 Jul 2026Reported fatalities
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A permanent house in South Samiyapara, Satkania, collapsed into the Dulu River due to flooding and strong currents on Thursday. The incident left the family of Mo. Selim homeless, amidst a wider flood crisis in Satkania affecting over 400,000 people.
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State Minister visited the affected area and promised government support for rehabilitation and repair of damaged properties.
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