Saturday | 5 October 2024 | Reg No- 06
বাংলা
   
Saturday | 5 October 2024 | Epaper
BREAKING: ● Sailor dies after oil tanker catches fire in Ctg      ● Ex-president Badruddoza Chowdhury passes away      ● Killing during students' movement: 9 bodies to be exhumed in Sylhet      ● Malaysian prime minister leaves Dhaka for home      ● CA seeks Malaysian support for Bangladesh to be ASEAN dialogue partner      ● Malaysian PM assures of attention to 18,000 Bangladesh workers       ● Bid to kill Khaleda Zia: Sheikh Hasina among 113 sued      

Today's lowest temperature recorded in Sreemangal

Published : Tuesday, 16 January, 2024 at 12:09 PM  Count : 965
Observer Correspondent

Moulvibazar's Sreemangal has experienced today's lowest temperature at 9.7 degrees Celsius. This temperature was recorded at 9am on Tuesday.

Confirming the matter, Mujibur Rahman, meteorological officer of Sreemangal Meteorological Observatory, said, "The temperature in Sreemangal may decrease more in the next few days as rain is forecasted for January 18 and 19.

Due to cold wave, most of the people are not coming out without any emergency. For this, traders are suffering a lot as their business is not going well.
The weather bulletin highlighted the contrasting temperatures across the country, with Sreemangal witnessing the lowest, while Cox's Bazar reported the highest at 24.5°C.

The northern regions are experiencing even harsher conditions, where the intense cold has significantly hampered daily activities. Vulnerable groups, particularly day laborers, children, and the elderly, are the most affected by the severe cold.
RA/TF
Related topic   Subject:  Cold   


LATEST NEWS
MOST READ
Also read
3 die in Sherpur flood; 60,000 stranded
Sailor dies after oil tanker catches fire in Ctg
Obaidul Quader's brother-in-law injured after being hacked
Killing during students' movement: 9 bodies to be exhumed in Sylhet
Husband flees abroad after killing wife
BCL leader arrested over torching army convoy in Gopalganj
Jamaat ameer urges govt to give jobs to martyred families
Hundreds of homes submerged in Sherpur flash flood
Editor : Iqbal Sobhan Chowdhury
Published by the Editor on behalf of the Observer Ltd. from Globe Printers, 24/A, New Eskaton Road, Ramna, Dhaka.
Editorial, News and Commercial Offices : Aziz Bhaban (2nd floor), 93, Motijheel C/A, Dhaka-1000.
Phone: PABX- 41053001-06; Online: 41053014; Advertisement: 41053012.
E-mail: info©dailyobserverbd.com, news©dailyobserverbd.com, advertisement©dailyobserverbd.com, For Online Edition: mailobserverbd©gmail.com
🔝