Bangladesh: Daadad iyo Dhul-go'yo oo Saameeyay 1.28 Milyan oo Qof
Warbixin ku saabsan masiibo dabiici ah oo ka dhalatay roobabka xilliga monsoon
Roobab mahiigaan ah, daadad degdeg ah iyo dhul-go'yo ayaa sii socda oo saameynaya bulshooyinka Bangladesh, iyadoo qiyaastii 1.28 milyan qof ay ku dhaceen toddoba degmo. Qiyaastii 480,000 qof ayaa loo baahan yahay gargaar bini'aadantinimo.
Dhimasho iyo Burburka Guriga
Ilaa 59 qof ayaa lagu soo wariyay inay dhinteen toddobada degmo ee ugu dhibka badan 22 July 2026. Tani waxay muujinaysaa saameynta halista ah ee masiibada.
Wadar dhan 74,479 guri ayaa burburay ama waa la waxyeeleyey. Sidoo kale, 29,076 goobood oo biyo iyo 36,550 musqulood ayaa qayb ahaan ama gebi ahaanba waxyeello gaartay, taasoo saameynaysa nadiifta 42 upazila.
Saameynta Dhaqaalaha iyo Nolosha
Qiyaastii 27,007 hektar oo dhul-beereed ayaa saameymay, halka in ka badan 266,000 xoolo ay dhibaatootay. Khasaaraha wadajirka ah ee xoolaha iyo kalluunka wuxuu gaarayaa US$17.3 milyan.
Inkastoo xaaladdu ay caawisay qaybo, roobab culus ayaa laga filayaa Bandarban, Chattogram, iyo Cox's Bazar. Digniin dhul-go'yo ayaa la saaray degmooyinkaas.
Dadaalka Gargaarka
Maamulka dowladda, ururada bini'aadantinimada, iyo dadka horumarka taageera ayaa sii wada kordhinaya dadaalka jawaabta. Tani waxay muujinaysaa midnimada dhanka gargaarka.
Jawaabtu waxay kaa kooban tahay cunto, lacag, caafimaad, ilalin, hoy, iyo WASH. Qofayaasha naafada ah oo dhan 15,500 ayaa ku dhex jira kuwa saameeyay.
Monsoon-driven disaster damages tens of thousands of homes and water facilities across seven districts as response efforts expand.
Heavy monsoon rains, flash floods, and landslides continue to impact communities across Bangladesh. An estimated 1.28 million people are affected in seven districts, including more than 15,500 persons with disabilities. Approximately 480,000 require humanitarian assistance and 59 deaths were reported as of 22 July 2026.
Widespread Damage to Housing and Services
A total of 74,479 houses have been damaged or destroyed by the disaster. Flooding has fully or partially damaged 29,076 water points and 36,550 latrines, undermining basic infrastructure in affected communities across multiple administrative areas.
Safe water and sanitation are severely affected across 42 upazilas in six districts. The scale of damage to essential facilities has disrupted daily life and increased public health risks for displaced and host populations alike.
Livelihood Losses and Economic Impact
Approximately 27,007 hectares of cropland have been affected, and more than 266,000 livestock have been impacted by the floods and landslides. The damage has directly threatened food security for rural households in the seven districts.
Combined losses to the livestock and fisheries sectors are estimated at US$17.3 million across the affected districts. The economic blow compounds existing vulnerabilities as recovery and assessment work continues.
Forecast and Ongoing Response
The Bangladesh Meteorological Department forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall in Bandarban, Chattogram, and Cox's Bazar. Moderate- and low-risk landslide advisories were issued for those same districts amid active monsoon conditions.
Government authorities, humanitarian organizations, and development partners continue to scale up response efforts. Support includes food assistance, cash support, health services, protection, shelter assistance, and WASH support for affected populations.
