Chiang
Daet 26/10/2022
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Our Bangladesh Cyang Hana It is created from India, Cyang Bangladesh came and attacked on 23/10/2022, many people are in danger, 1600 houses were partially damaged in Khulna due to Cyclone Sitrang. Besides, 17 thousand 942 hectares of Aman paddy fields and 293 hectares of vegetable fields have been affected. In addition, rainwater caused flooding in Khulna metropolis. People's lives were disrupted due to flooding. Water also enters the house. The movement of vehicles including rickshaws, easy bikes is disrupted. Many trees have been uprooted in different areas of the city and district. The streets of Khulna metropolis have sunk. 5 lakh rupees, 30 metric tons of rice and 1000 packets of dry food have been allocated by the district administration for the initial assistance of the affected people.
Due to the absence of flood in Sitrang, the damage to fisheries and agriculture has been very less, according to the concerned department. Farmers fear heavy loss of Aman and winter vegetables due to gusty wind along with rain. Not only the crops but also the fishermen have suffered huge losses. Bangladesh is a disaster prone area due to its geographical location. Every year in Bangladesh, natural disasters such as cyclones, droughts, floods, tornadoes, floods and landslides cause massive loss of life and wealth. Many of us already know that Cyclone Ciang is coming towards Bangladesh. (October 25) It is feared that the obvious low pressure located in the Bay of Bengal may hit the coast of Bangladesh in the form of a cyclone. The coastal areas are more damaged by the cyclone. So the #things to do during cyclones will play an important role in creating public awareness and reducing damage Build strong houses on high ground as far as possible and install tube wells at high places so that salty and dirty water from the flood cannot enter the house or tube wells. Plant coconut, banana tree, bamboo, palm, cardamom and other hardy plants around the house and road to protect against flood water. These plants reduce the speed of storms and tides, thereby protecting people from disasters.
Before the disaster, decide which area people will go to which shelter, where the cattle will stay, to deal with the disaster. Care should be taken to take essential items with you while going to the shelter and to bury essential items in the ground. Be aware of water borne epidemics. In this case, saline and pure food should be kept with water. It rains after cyclone and this rain water is pure. So this rain water should be stored. Both men and women should be aware of various trainings for dealing with disasters. And in this case everyone should learn to swim. Which many times can save us from situations like loss of life. Therefore, awareness of each of us to deal with the disaster and take necessary measures before the disaster. Due to the impact of Cyclone Sitrang, the coastal district of Jhalkathi has experienced strong winds and heavy rains. Trees have been uprooted in many places and houses have been destroyed. Internal roads are blocked due to fallen trees.
Electricity supply has been suspended throughout the district since Monday. Mobile phone and WiFi connections are also closed. Abdur Rahim, executive engineer of power distribution company Ojopadico in Jhalkathi, said that the power supply was stopped after a tree fell on the 33,000 KV line in the Amirabad area of the Jhalkathi-Barisal highway. Apart from this, power lines and poles were extensively damaged in various areas due to Sitrang's rampage. Work is going on to repair them. By Tuesday afternoon, electricity supply has been started in the Sadar area of four upazilas including the district headquarters. It took at least two days for them to restore power supply to the entire district due to which the water level in Sugandha and Bishkhali rivers rose by at least three to five feet. As a result, Diakul Kistakathi of district headquarters, Sabuj Bagan of Kefayet Nagar Launchghat area, Barikaran, Bhabanipur, 40 Kahnia of Rajapur Upazila, Palat area of Baria, Kacharibari, Shouljalia of Kathalia, Kachua, Sadar area, Amua at least twenty five villages have been flooded.
Agricultural fields, hundreds of fish pens were submerged. Trees fell on the road and cut off communication. At least hundreds of houses have been destroyed in the storm. Jhalkathi District Commissioner Md. Johar Ali said that cyclone Sitrang has caused damage in Jhalakathi like other districts. The list of victims, which has been given full cooperation by the district administration of the victims, says that the practice of naming cyclones started from the time of the worst cyclones that occurred in the Atlantic Ocean. Special names were assigned to storms that exceeded 39 miles per hour. Storms are classified as hurricanes, cyclones, or typhoons when their winds exceed 74 miles per hour. A storm is one if it is one of these three in the current era