চট্টগ্রামে বন্যার পানি কমে গেছে,ভেসে উঠছে ক্ষত, সাতকানিয়ায় প্রায় ১২৬ কোটি টাকার ক্ষতি FLOOD

Flood water in Chittagong has receded, wounds are being healed, damage worth around Tk 126 crore in Satkania/15.7.26 The flood situation in various upazilas including Satkania and Bashkhali, which were hit by floods in Chittagong, has improved considerably due to the lack of rain for the past two days. However, as the water recedes, the damage is becoming apparent. Roads, culverts, agricultural land, fish enclosures and ponds, educational institutions and thousands of homes have been damaged in flood-hit Satkania. Numerous small and large potholes and potholes have been created at various places along the 37-kilometer stretch of the Dhaka-Chittagong highway in Sitakunda. According to the initial information of the Satkania administration, local government, Department of Agriculture Extension and Fisheries Department, the most damage in the upazila has been in the lower areas of Nalua, Amilash, West Dhemsha, Charati, Bajalia, Keochia, Eochia, Dhemsha, Sonakania, Kanchana, Madarsha, Purangarh and Khagria unions. As a preliminary estimate, 40 main internal roads, 5 culverts and a canal embankment in various unions of the upazila have collapsed, causing damage worth at least 15 crore taka and 25 kilometers of roads. In the agricultural sector, 70 hectares of aman seedbeds, 1090 hectares of aush, 850 hectares of vegetables, 12 hectares of betel, 20 hectares of papaya gardens, 355 hectares of mixed fruit land and more than 16,500 farmers have been damaged. In total, a loss of about 60 crore taka has been incurred. In the fisheries sector, 3,575 pond fish have been completely washed away. Damaged. 575 hectares of ponds and lakes. The total damage, including infrastructure, is 37.5 crore taka. According to the Upazila Secondary Education Office, the paint, doors, windows and floors of 35 secondary schools, 25 madrasas and 4 government and private colleges have been damaged. This has caused a loss of more than 3 crore. However, the Upazila administration has said that it will take at least 15 more days to get a complete estimate of the damage.