BANGLADESH-SYLHET-FLOOD

(220618) -- SYLHET, June 18, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on June 18, 2022 shows the flood-hit area in Sylhet, Bangladesh. Bangladeshi soldiers were deployed on Friday to help the country's Sylhet region, some 240 km northeast of the capital Dhaka, tackle its worsening flood situation. Troops were sent to deal with rising water levels in the Sylhet and Sunamganj district, 296 km northeast of the capital Dhaka, caused by seasonal rains and a heavy rush of water from neighboring India. (Xinhua)

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