It has been reported that at least 57 people lost their lives in floods, landslides and storms caused by heavy rains that have affected India and Bangladesh since the beginning of the week.
According to the news in the Indian press, floods, landslides and storms in India and Bangladesh have negatively affected the lives of millions of people.
AT LEAST 33 DEAD
At least 33 people died in incidents caused by the storm on Thursday in the Indian state of Bihar.
14 people lost their lives in the state of Assam on the border with Bangladesh, which is one of the regions most affected by the disaster in the country.
While more than 850 thousand people were affected by the disaster in Assam, more than 90 thousand people were evacuated from their homes and placed in temporary shelters.
Numerous homes were damaged in the state. Agricultural lands and agricultural products in the region surrendered to the floods.
FLOOD DISASTER HOLDS THE NORTH EAST OF BANGLADESH
In the northeast of Bangladesh, the most severe flood disaster in recent years was seen as the rivers overflowed due to heavy rains.
2 million people in the region were affected by the disaster. Bangladeshi authorities announced that 10 people have died due to the flood so far.
In the city of Sylhet, in the northeast of the country, electricity was cut off to about 50 thousand households. It is noted that electricity will not be available to the area for a while due to the fact that the water level does not fall.
Experts warn that more severe disasters may be seen in Bangladesh and India as global warming increases precipitation. (AA)