The ongoing flood and waterlogging situation in Feni and Noakhali districts, caused by heavy rainfall, was discussed in a meeting of the Advisory Council today. Advisors from relevant ministries presented their opinions and outlined necessary actions to address the flood situation and its aftermath.
On Thursday (July 10), a statement from the Chief Advisor's press wing confirmed this information.
The meeting focused on finalizing the design of the Musapur Regulator and Bamni Closure, approving a permanent embankment construction project in Feni, and addressing the need to clear canals and drainage systems in Noakhali.
Additionally, the advisors were informed that repair work on damaged embankments, shore protection, and water control infrastructure in these two districts is ongoing, funded by the World Bank to address disaster management.
The Advisory Council meeting also included detailed discussions on the measures taken so far by the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief and local administrations to tackle the ongoing flood and waterlogging situation in the two districts.
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