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51 killed in Bangladesh landslides

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Dhaka , 13 Jun 2017

At least 51 people were killed and 11 others injured in landslides in Bangladesh following three days of heavy rainfall across the country, a top disaster management official said on Tuesday.Rangamati district reported 29 deaths, Chittagong 16 and Bandarbad six, Director General of Bangladesh Disaster Management Department (DMD) Reaz Ahmed told Efe news.Earlier, Rangamati additional police chief Mohammad Shahidullah said the heavy rain was disrupting rescue operations."The weather is very bad here and the area is hilly, so it has become very difficult for us to conduct rescue operations," he said.Dijen Roy, a spokesperson from the Chittagong office of the Meteorological Department, said they have recorded 131 mm of rain in the district in the past 24 hours, and the rain is expected to continue due to a persistant depression in the Bay of Bengal.Dhaka's flood forecasting centre said water levels in all major rivers are rising, while some rivers were already flowing over their respective danger mark.

 

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