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SITUATION REPORT June 14, 2010 Name of Disaster: River Erosion Locations: Bogra, Shirajgonj, Jamalpur District of Bangladesh Situation Report No.174 About 130 mile long Brahmaputra flood protection embankment has been grasped by the Jamuna river in last 30 years. By the by, the newly reconstructed alternative embankment’s effort has been gone in to ruin due to strong current in the river indicating the poor construction of that of the embankment. Bogra District The Chondonbaisha spar in Sahriakandi of Bogra district and the Meghai spar in Kzipur upazila of Shirajginj district have recently been assaulted by the Jamuna river erosion. It is for the 3 rd time of breaching that has found in Chondonbaisha spar since its recent reconstruction. Shirajgonj District Continuous river erosion has also threatened the town flood protection embankment in Shirajgonj. The badly affected areas are Puthiabari, Char Malshapara Biyara, Pikepara and Ghonapara in Shirajgonj District as number of houses, trees and crops land has been devouring everyday due to river erosion in these areas. As a result, indigent people with their children and domestic animal are searching for temporary shelter. Jamalpur: Erosion has taken a serious turn in Sharishabari upazila under Jamalpur district of Bangladesh. At least Thousands of dwelling houses, vast tract of cropland and many trees at Sharishabari upazila likely to be devoured due to the Jamuna river erosion. The Sharishabari-Bhuapur road that is the lone link road between Dhaka and Sharishabari has been devoured by the Jamuna river much to the sufferings of the locals. Recent Jamuna river erosion has threatened a significant number of GO and NGO infrastructure including an ancient religious places, college, post office, school and markets. Every day lots of blocks of embankment have been demolishing into the river bed in the mentioned affected areas of Jamalpur district. The recent erosion has also damaged the flood protection embankment that has been built in 2005, by the Bangladesh Govt. to protect the villages from the Jamuna river erosion.

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SITUATION REPORT June 14,

2010

Name of Disaster: River Erosion Locations: Bogra, Shirajgonj, Jamalpur District of Bangladesh

Situation Report No.174

About 130 mile long Brahmaputra flood protection embankment has been grasped by the Jamuna river in last 30 years. By the by, the newly reconstructed alternative embankment’s effort has been gone in to ruin due to strong current in the river indicating the poor construction of that of the embankment.

Bogra District

The Chondonbaisha spar in Sahriakandi of Bogra district and the Meghai spar in Kzipur upazila of Shirajginj district have recently been assaulted by the Jamuna river erosion. It is for the 3rd time of breaching that has found in Chondonbaisha spar since its recent reconstruction.

Shirajgonj District

Continuous river erosion has also threatened the town flood protection embankment in Shirajgonj. The badly affected areas are Puthiabari, Char Malshapara Biyara, Pikepara and Ghonapara in Shirajgonj District as number of houses, trees and crops land has been devouring everyday due to river erosion in these areas. As a result, indigent people with their children and domestic animal are searching for temporary shelter.

Jamalpur:

Erosion has taken a serious turn in Sharishabari upazila under Jamalpur district of Bangladesh. At least Thousands of dwelling houses, vast tract of cropland and many trees at Sharishabari upazila likely to be devoured due to the Jamuna river erosion. The Sharishabari-Bhuapur road that is the lone link road between Dhaka and Sharishabari has been devoured by the Jamuna river much to the sufferings of the locals.

Recent Jamuna river erosion has threatened a significant number of GO and NGO infrastructure including an ancient religious places, college, post office, school and markets.

Every day lots of blocks of embankment have been demolishing into the river bed in the mentioned affected areas of Jamalpur district. The recent erosion has also damaged the flood protection embankment that has been built in 2005, by the Bangladesh Govt. to protect the villages from the Jamuna river erosion.

SITUATION REPORT June 14,

2010 Damage report:

• At lease 9 villages of Bogra, Gaibandha, Pabna and Shirajgonj have been destroyed in the last 15 days due to Jamuna river erosion rendering about 500 households homeless. Moreover, another 10 villages become more vulnerable to erosion in these areas. More than 150 dwelling houses have been damaged in the Char Malshapara Biyara, Pikepara and Ghonapara in Shirajgonj District in last week.

• At least 15 villages of Pogoldigha, Aowna and Shatpowa union of Sharishabari upazila of Jamalpur district likely to be destroyed rendering more than tens of thousand people indigent.

Source: Daily Newspaper.

Reporting by: NIRAPAD Secretariat

19/13 (Ground Floor), Babar Road, Block-B, Mohammadpur, Dhaka