Diarrhoea breaks out in flood affected Nilphamari
Diarrhoea broke out in an epidemic from in the flood affected areas of Dimla (Bangladesh). Jaldhaka and sadar upazila of the district and one person died and over 200 were attacked with the disease.
Bangladesh Observer (Dhaka)
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Viral fever breaks out in Mymensingh
Viral fever has broken out in different parts of the Mymensingh district. A large number of people especially children have been suffering from viral
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Prospects of Agro-Processing Industries in Bangladesh : Policy formulation
Bangladesh is beset with the basic problem how to cope with poverty and starvation of its teeming millions and how to reverse the rapid deterioration of the quality of life of our population. The
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Khaleda to attend Earth Summit
Bangladesh is eagerly looking forward to the decisions to be taken at the Earth Summit beginning late next month in Johannesburg for the solutions of some major ecological hazards faced by the
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20,000 Nilphamari families submerged by rain waters
More than 10,000 houses of 20 thousand families in ten unions under Dimla and Jaldhaka upazilas were submerged due to incessant rainfall and that the water of Teesta river rose by three feet on
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Malaria breaks out in epidemic form in CHT
The killer disease malaria that broke out in an epidemic form in three hill districts, claimed lives of 242 people and affected about 1,12,000 others during the last six
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Reserving the world's forests and global trading deals
Preserving the world's forests is important to the preservation of biodiversity. But the preservation of the world's remaining forests is an area where trading deals are a serious threat. Taking the
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Aus cultivation over 3 lakh hectares damaged by flood in Gopalganj
Seedling on one lakh acres of land have been unindated by stagnant rain waters threatening Aus cultivation on 3 lakh hectares of land in the Gopalganj
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The first World Eco-Tourism Summit
The first World Eco-Tourism Summit has just opened in Quebec with national, international and industry representatives on hand to seek a balance between conservation and economic development at
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Those mobile phones again
Two years ago when a British government study concluded that mobile phones do not pose a povable health risk, it nevertheless warned against the use of such devices by children until more information