Millions of Bangladeshis are currently suffering from a punishing heatwave, with temperatures unceasingly hovering around 40 degrees Celsius. The temperatures are significantly higher than the country's average maximum of 33 degrees during April. The severe heatwave in Bangladesh has forced school closures, disrupted agriculture, and heightened the risk of heat stroke and other health complications.
Bidyanondo is providing cold water and saline (ORS) for the passersby and poor workers in Dhaka and Chattogram metropolitan areas, where people are facing huge sufferings for ongoing heatwaves.
Millions of Bangladeshis are currently suffering from a punishing heatwave, with temperatures unceasingly hovering around 40 degrees Celsius. The temperatures are significantly higher than the country's average maximum of 33 degrees during April. The severe heatwave in Bangladesh has forced school closures, disrupted agriculture, and heightened the risk of heat stroke and other health complications.
Bidyanondo is providing cold water and saline (ORS) for the passersby and poor workers in Dhaka and Chattogram metropolitan areas, where people are facing huge sufferings for ongoing heatwaves.
