After hours of rain that started on Thursday evening, the water accumulated in various sketchy-alls of the capital did not move even on Friday afternoon. The quick response team of the two city corporations of Dhaka tried to resolve the waterlogging, but several areas of the capital on Friday afternoon saw knee-deep or more water on the main road.
In addition, the waters of the lower areas, including Old Dhaka, were seen to be stuck in the water and the houses were also stuck inside the house, which has not yet ended the suffering of the city dwellers.
On Friday (September 22) at noon, the new market in the capital, Azimpur, Dhaka University area, Anandabazar, Gulistan and Green Road areas were seen in some places where knee-deep water, waist-deep water, and some places were seen working in some places, but the manpower was very low.
At noon, the road adjacent to Salimullah Muslim Hall in Dhaka University is seen in the middle of the road, and there are thousands of students who have been trapped in the hall, while the rainwater has entered the nearby halls including the university social welfare and research institutes.
In the capital's Azimpur, residents are trying to remove water in various lanes, shops and on the ground floor of houses, but trying to remove water in the nearby drains is not working.
Sakhawat Ali, a resident of Lang's 8 lane, said that after the rain of the night, their house was flooded and water started coming in the house in the middle of the night. It was not possible to stop the water in various ways. After the rain stopped, the water was tried to remove the water and the house was arranged to enter the house.
Shah Alam Khokon, a grocer in the same area, said that the shop in the night rain At least 5 lakh rupees worth of grocery items were wet after entering the water and many things had to be thrown away after many attempts were not to be removed.
Visiting Newmarket, the water is still waist-high water inside and outside the market. The water has not receded in the water of Mirpur in Mirpur until noon.
When asked about this, the public relations department of Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) informed that their quick response team is working in the field since night.
Besides, on Friday, they canceled the leave of their employees, but the public relations department of Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) has been asked to call the city dwellers at 16106 if there is water in the area, and the two city corporations have sought the help of the city residents to solve the problem.
