UN appeals for $50 million for Nepal flood victims
AFP, Kathmandu
5 HOUR(s) Climate crisis
Nepal flood losses estimated at $2.56 billion
Reuters, Kathmandu
4 September 2026 Natural Disaster
Two trapped tunnel workers rescued 9 days after floods hit Nepal
AFP, Kathmandu
4 September 2026 Natural Disaster
nature / Nature Quest
4 September 2026 Wildlife
Nepal sent disaster alert 38 minutes after the glacier collapse. It wasn’t enough
The Kathmandu Post/ANN
3 September 2026 Natural Disaster
Interview / Why Nepal wants China, US and India to pay climate compensation
The Kathmandu Post/ANN
2 September 2026 Natural Disaster

Tens of thousands leave Sydney homes as deadly floods continue in Australia

Flood warnings stretched across Australia's east coast on Tuesday and tens of thousands of Sydney residents fled their homes overnight as torrential rains again pummelled the country's largest city, causing flash floods.
14 March 2022

Demolish all 130 illegal brick kilns of CHT: HC to Govt

The High Court today directed the government to demolish all the 130 illegal brick kilns in Bandarban, Khagrachhari and Rangamati in a bid to curb the environment pollution and also asked to submit compliance reports before it in six weeks.
14 March 2022

Qatar will continue LNG supply to Bangladesh: Foreign ministry

Amid uncertainty over global energy supplies, Qatar said it will continue supplying liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Bangladesh, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA).
13 March 2022

A rare sighting: 4 tigers seen together in Sundarbans

A group of tourists has recently spotted four tigers together at one place in the Sundarbans.
13 March 2022

Int’l day of action for rivers: 100 acres of the Buriganga still occupied

Nearly 100 acres along the two banks of the Buriganga river remain filled up even after installation of  boundary pillars.
13 March 2022

From river channel to farmland

The government recently ran an excavation project in Thakurgaon’s Suk river. But within 10 months of its completion, the river channel has been filled up again, making the entire effort futile.
13 March 2022

Gangamati Reserve Forest in Kuakata: Akashmani trees under attack

In the reserve forest in Kuakata’s Gangamati area, around 10,000 Akashmani trees were planted in the 2008-09 fiscal year. It has since come to be known as the natural wall of the sea.
12 March 2022

Bagerhat brick kiln without license fined Tk 1 lakh

A mobile court today fined a brick kiln Tk 1 lakh in Fakirhat upazila of Bagerhat for operating without a license.
11 March 2022

HC directs NCC to protect playground, ponds in Narayanganj

The High Court today directed authorities concerned to protect and maintain the Udyan, playground, and three ponds on seven acres of land inside Chittaranjan Cotton Mill in Godnail area of Narayanganj City Corporation.
10 March 2022

Another one bites the dust

Juri has been robbed of its beauty.
9 March 2022

Of birds and bees: Bee-attack in Kurigram kills pigeons, injures people, livestock

At least 32 pigeons were killed in an attack by bees at Ulipur upazila in Kurigram today.
9 March 2022

Turning hill into home: Don’t worry about the law!

The hilly areas of Chhinnomul Bazar in Chattogram city’s Arefin Nagar, a housing project, owned by Ali Nagar Samabay Samity, is secured by an iron gate under the watchful eyes of guards. According to locals, one Yasin of Chhinnomul, the samity’s president, is supervising the project.
8 March 2022

23 high-polluting tanneries to face music

Twenty-three tanneries that are causing high levels of pollution are set to be shut down, a parliamentary body said yesterday.
8 March 2022

Carbon user fee to cut emission by 12pc by 2030: IMF

Bangladesh could bring down carbon dioxide emission by 12 percent by 2030 by introducing a carbon user fee on the energy sector as it strives to transition to a low-carbon economy and build climate resilience, said the International Monetary Fund.
8 March 2022

23 more tanneries to be shut over pollution: JS body

A parliamentary body today said 23 more tannery industries, causing high levels of pollution, will be shut down while utility services of seven tanneries have already been disconnected due to the environment pollution.
8 March 2022

Coastal women bearing the brunt

Climate change is making it increasingly harder for coastal women to ensure reproductive health and tackle early marriages and domestic violence.
6 March 2022

NGOs, civil society groups call for banning use of plastic in Rohingya camps

Local NGOs and civil society groups in Cox’s Bazar have called for banning use of plastic in the Rohingya camps.
6 March 2022

Tracking device found on rare turtle in Barguna river

A rare species of tortoise has been caught in a net while a fisherman was fishing in the Payra River in Barguna.
6 March 2022

Critically endangered Batagur Baska turtle lays 34 eggs in Sundarbans breeding facility

Batagur Baska, a critically endangered riverine turtle species, has laid 34 eggs at Karamjal Wildlife Breeding Centre in the Sundarbans in Bagerhat.
6 March 2022

2 Asiatic black bear cubs ‘smuggled from CHT’ rescued in India’s West Bengal

Two Asiatic black bear cubs, a highly-protected species, which are suspected to have been smuggled to India from Chattogram Hill Tracts in Bangladesh, were rescued by Indian police near Hasnabad in West Bengal’s border district of Basirhat on Friday night.
6 March 2022