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Netrakona sadar upazila.
Erosion has taken serious turn in the rivers Sumeshowary and Dhanu. Over 50 dwelling houses ofShibganj and 10 business establishments of Kamarkhaii Bazar under Durgapur upazila went into the gorge of the Sumeshowary.
The river Dhanu engulfed about 25 dwelling houses of Bawnuxif—under upazila.
Sources said floodwater submerged Kalmakanda upazila. Most of the houses of the Kalmakanda upazila went under two to three feet water.
Mohonganj and Khaliaiuri upazila were also inundated by floodwater.
The news agency UNB adds: In Syihet some 50,000 people in 60 villages of Goainghat, Jointapur and Companiganj upazilas were marooned due to sudden flooding amid rain and onrush of water from the hills across the border.
In Barisal sudden onrush of | upstream waters into the downstream triggered flash flood and erosion in southern districts.
Erosion by Kirtankhola River on its bank took a serious turn because of the strong curren t
A correspondent from Feni said five villages of Fulgaji upazila were submerged due to flash flood.
Water Development Board sources said the flash flood entered into the villages of Sahapara, Doulatpur, Baraiya. Purba Ghaniyamora and Tetesshar from the breach of flood protection embankment ofMuhuri River.
An official of local WDB said that Muhuri River has been flowing over 80 cm of danger level
The low-lying areas of Feni were waterlogged due to continuous heavy downpour.
The river erosion at Companiganj of Noakhali has also taken serious turn due to continuous downpour for the last three days.
Around 10 shops, 12 houses, eight fish farms and 50 acres cropland have already fallen victim to erosion in those areas.
Our correspondent from Nilphamari reports: At least
20,000 people got marooned in Teesta shoals and low-lying areas in Jaldhaka and Dimla upazilas of the district as the river started swelling on yesterday.
A cross dam at Jharsingerswar village of Dimla upazila might be washed away at any time by the migh ty curren t of Teesta.
Chairman of Purbo Chhatnai union Abdul Latif informed that noon yesterday that people got barely any time to remove their belongings.
Finding no way the affected people took shelter on the embankment of Teesta, he added.
BWDB officials imposed red alert on the villages on either side of Teesta. They asked people, living nearby the river, to move to saferplaces.
Our correspondent from Kurigram adds: With the rise of water level in the river Dharla at Sadar upazila the flood situation has worsened and erosion has taken a serious turn.
Dwelling houses of 27 families at Bhurungamari upazila were destroyed oue to erosion by the river Dudhkumar in the last 24 hours, UP Chairman Fazlul Haque said.