Severe Cyclone Rimal Hits Bangladesh

Severe Cyclone Rimal Hits Bangladesh

Commuters suffer during heavy rain caused by the cyclone 'Remal' in Dhaka, Bangladesh, 27 May 2024. Office goers and low income people in the capital Dhaka face troubles due to the cyclone Remal induced rainfall which started early in the morning on Monday. The incessant rainfall is increasing sometimes while it is decreasing after sometime, resulting in an uncertainty of the people’s movement. Many people came out of their houses to set out for workplaces, but there was insufficient public transport. Photo by Suvra Kanti Das/ABACAPRESS.COM

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