Bangladesh: Waterspout Spotted Over Kaptai Lake

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Bangladesh: Waterspout Spotted Over Kaptai Lake

A waterspout formed over Kaptai Lake near Killya Mura in Rangamati on September 21 and stayed visible for about 10 minutes. Crowds gathered at the Shaheed Minar premises to watch and film the rare sight on their phones. No damage was reported.

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  • Chattogram Division, Bangladesh Video Recording Date/Time: September 21, 2026 at about 17:30h, Video Location: Killya Mura, Rangamati District

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