At least two people have died after a powerful tropical cyclone in the Bay of Bengal pounded the coastline of Bangladesh and neighbouring India. The cyclone, named Remal, had now crossed the coast and ...

In all, some 27 million people were affected by Cyclone Sidr, the category 4 storm that swept through Bangladesh last week, flattening houses, damaging buildings and roads, and destroying thousands of ...

Marooned houses are seen during heavy rainfall in Patuakhali in Bangladesh on May 27 after a powerful cyclone - Copyright AFP Munir Uz Zaman Marooned houses are seen ...

An intense cyclone smashed into the low-lying coast of Bangladesh on Sunday, with nearly a million people fleeing inland for concrete storm shelters away from howling gales and crashing waves. "The ...

DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — A cyclone flooded coastal villages and left hundreds of thousands of people without power Monday in southern Bangladesh, where nearly 800,000 residents had evacuated. At least ...

Sri Lanka on Wednesday thanked the government and people of Bangladesh for the generous relief support sent to the South ...

Bangladesh dispatched emergency humanitarian assistance to Sri Lanka today (3 December) following devastating cyclone-triggered floods, acting on directives from the chief adviser.

DHAKA, Bangladesh — (AP) — A cyclone flooded coastal villages, blew away thatched roofs and left hundreds of thousands of people without power Monday in southern Bangladesh and eastern India. At least ...

Over 150 people, including three Bangladeshi nationals, were rescued in a series of joint operations now underway in Sri ...

Around midnight on April 30, 1991, 34 years ago today, a tropical cyclone became one of the world's deadliest storms. The Category 4 cyclone roared ashore near Chittagong, now known officially as ...

Bangladesh evacuated nearly 800,000 people from vulnerable areas on Sunday as the country and neighboring India awaited the arrival of a severe cyclone that has formed over the Bay of Bengal. The ...

Rescued persons included nationals of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Germany, Slovenia, United Kingdom, South Africa, Poland, Belarus, Iran, Australia and Pakistan.