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Md Abu Taher Bhuiyan

FENI, Nov 15: Farmers are in panic about devastating armyworm insects in their croplands in the district.The insect has also been named as 'common courtyard' by Bangladesh Agriculture Research Institute. Agriculture suffered Tk 1,000 crore losses due to three-time flooding during July-August in Feni. To overcome their bad conditions, farmers started farming of different crops including ...

People suffer for deplorable Feni-Sonaimuri Road

Md Abu Taher Bhuiyan

FENI, Nov 6: Public suffering is mounting up on the deplorable Feni-Sonaimuri Road in the district.This road has turned deplorable after being damaged by the devastating flood in the district in the last August.After the flooding, people could have restored their normal life. But their communication suffering is yet to be reduced. This is the ...

Flood-affected farmers start to turn around in Feni

Md Abu Taher Bhuiyan

FENI, Nov 1: Flood-affected farmers in the district have started to turn around by cultivating vegetables.The recent flooding in Feni District devastate agriculture sector, causing huge losses to growers. At present, vegetable prices have been sky-rocketing in the district in the wake of the flooding. Now after two months, the farmers have been in fields, with ...

People suffer for deplorable Feni-Sonagazi road

Md Abu Taher Bhuiyan

FENI, Oct 28: Immense public sufferings are taking place on the Feni-Sonagazi highway and other damaged roads in the district.Both transport and passengers are suffering serious communication setback due to deplorable roads having holes and puddles. After the devastating flood of August in Feni, while people are trying to return to a normal life, deplorable roads ...

Receding floodwater reveals extensive damage in Feni

Md Abu Taher Bhuiyan

FENI, Aug 29: Critically flood-affected people in the district have already started dreaming of turning around by overcoming all damages of the sudden flood that continued devastation for about one week.That ever seen flooding was triggered by heavy raining along with tidal surge caused by the onrush of tide water from the upstream, confining about ...

BGB, villagers make BSF retreat from cutting Feni dam

Md Abu Taher Bhuiyan

FENI, Aug 28: The Border Security Force (BSF) of India retreated after the BGB and locals blocked them from cutting the canal dam in the district. The BSF tried to cut the Ballamukha dam on the zero line along its Kalikapur border in Mirzanagar Union of Parashuram Upazila. However, their efforts failed in the face of ...

Flood affects 11.5 lakh people in Feni

Md Abu Taher Bhuiyan

FENI, Aug 27: The week-long flood, triggered by non-stop rain and upstream water from India, has, so far, affected about 11.50 people in the district.The flooding has still been carrying out devastation in the district.Arm, Navy, Air Force, RAB, BGB, different voluntary organisations, students and public rescued 1.5 lakh water-trapped people. Besides, as part of facing ...

Lakhs of people still marooned in Feni

Mobile network, power lines inactive in many areas

Md Abu Taher Bhuiyan

FENI, Aug 26: Water is receding in Fulgazi, Porshuram and Chhagalnaiya upazilas of the district with the Muhuri, Kahua and Silonia rivers flowing below danger level. But lakhs of people are still in water confinement in these localities.Flood deteriorated in Feni Sadar, Sonagazi and Daganbhuiyan upazilas, marooning several lakhs of people.Flood water from roads and ...

'Discrimination-free beautiful Bangladesh' depicted on Feni walls

Md Abu Taher Bhuiyan

FENI, Aug 17: Once damped walls of road islands and of houses in the district are now being made into eye-catching graffiti work being done in a festive manner by enthusiastic students-cum-fine artists. Tiny and curious artists are making their creative artworks in deep emotion of patriotism and nationhood; many of them are trying to focus ...

Broken dam deluges 58 villages in Feni

Md Abu Taher Bhuiyan

FENI, Aug 3: A total of 58 villages in two upazilas of the district became inundated rapidly since Friday morning due to rushing of water through 18 broken points of the Muhuri-Kakua-Silonia river embankment. Non-stop downpour for three days and upstream hilly tide caused the breaching to the embankment. According to local sources, the flood protection ...