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Bangladesh Red Crescent Society

Flooding leaves thousands homeless in Bangladesh villages

Flooding leaves thousands homeless in Bangladesh villages

Bangladesh has once more been battered by storms and floods, with approximately 1.5 million people affected.

Bangladesh: IFRC launches emergency appeal as floods worsen over 1.5 million people affected

Bangladesh: IFRC launches emergency appeal as floods worsen over 1.5 million people affected

50-year-old Fazar Ali, is no stranger to the hardships caused by the heavy rains and floods that often engulf his village when the seasonal monsoon sweeps across ...

Bangladesh: Thousands displaced by floods in need of food and shelter

Bangladesh: Thousands displaced by floods in need of food and shelter

Since mid-July torrential monsoon rains coupled with a depression in the Bay of Bengal has caused devastating flash floods across the Cox’s Bazar district in Bangladesh.

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Contact details

Address:

National Headquarters
684-686 Bara Mogh Bazar
1217 Dhaka

Postal Address:

G.P.O. Box 579
Dhaka

Contact Information:

Tel: (88) (02) 933 0188 /
Fax: (880) (2) 9352303/8311908
Telegram: RED CRESCENT DHAKA
E-mail: bdrcs@bangla.net
Web: http://www.bdrcs.org.bd

Language of correspondence: English

People:

  • Chairman: Mohammed Serajul AKBAR, MP
  • Secretary General: Abu BAKAR
  • Deputy Secretary General : khondker Jakaria KHALED

Latest appeals

3 May 2012
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10 January 2012
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Bangladesh - Programme Update no 2
1 January 2012
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Bangladesh - Donor Response
30 December 2011
Bangladesh: Monsoon Floods (MDRBD009)
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