Sifayet Ullah

Over 14,000 hectares of cropland damaged; 10,000 ponds and enclosures affected

Death toll climbs to 50 across five districts as of today

Fisheries officials warn damage may rise as five days of monsoon rain inundate new areas

Six workers killed since the Hong Kong Convention became mandatory

Thousands of families are living under the threat of landslides on the port city’s vulnerable hills as continuous rain raises fears of another monsoon tragedy.

A vested group has long been illegally extracting sand from Sangu river in Chattogram’s Anwara upazila amid a lack of adequate monitoring from local authorities, alleged locals.

Arafat Hossen once owned Hotel Fultoli, a small establishment at Parki Beach on the Anwara upazila coastline.

As erosion advances along Chattogram’s Anwara coast, traders and workers say their livelihoods are disappearing with the sea

Unchecked dumping and burning of municipal waste along the busy Chattogram–Ramgarh road in Nazirhat municipality of Chattogram have long been causing inconvenience to locals and commuters.

Municipality cites lack of permanent disposal facility as waste burning continues, exposing locals to health risks

BR says move will improve revenue; activists criticise outsourcing

The rubber tree-lined road has become a weekend favourite for families, friends and young travellers

Patenga, Foy’s Lake, Zoo see surging footfall on second day of Eid‑ul‑Azha

At least 27 stone-throwing attacks were recorded in a year on the Cox’s Bazar rail route, injuring 12 passengers and raising concerns over safety on moving trains

Only a small fraction of this year’s Qurbani cattle are pure Red Chittagong bulls, officials say

Like every other day, farmer Abul Kalam was carrying water in two tin jars from an artesian tube well to his betel leaf garden.

The siblings had spent years working in Oman to lift their family from hardship; today, they returned together for burial

Grieving mother remains unaware of the full tragedy in Oman as the village prepares for an unprecedented collective funeral

Water flowing from the Muradpur-Lalkhan Bazar flyover, also known as the Akhtaruzzaman Chowdhury Flyover -- named after a former lawmaker -- in Chattogram is adding to commuters’ woes, as rainwater pours directly onto the roads below during showers, soaking pedestrians and disrupting traffic.

CCC executive engineer Rifatul says they will install new pipelines to resolve matter rainfall subsides