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A woman desperately tries to shield her child from the downpour in Dhaka's Kakrail on Wednesday, Jul 1, 2026. Photo: Shamshul Haque Ripon
A woman desperately tries to shield her child from the downpour in Dhaka's Kakrail on Wednesday, Jul 1, 2026. Photo: Shamshul Haque Ripon
Students from Willes Little Flower School and College in Dhaka’s Kakrail return home with their parents amidst the downpour on Wednesday, Jul 1, 2026. Photo: Shamshul Haque Ripon
Students from Willes Little Flower School and College in Dhaka’s Kakrail return home with their parents amidst the downpour on Wednesday, Jul 1, 2026. Photo: Shamshul Haque Ripon
Students from Willes Little Flower School and College in Dhaka’s Kakrail return home with their parents amidst the downpour on Wednesday, Jul 1, 2026. Photo: Shamshul Haque Ripon
Students from Willes Little Flower School and College in Dhaka’s Kakrail return home with their parents amidst the downpour on Wednesday, Jul 1, 2026. Photo: Shamshul Haque Ripon
Traffic builds up at Kakrail during a downpour in Dhaka on Wednesday, Jul 1, 2026. Photo: Shamshul Haque Ripon
Traffic builds up at Kakrail during a downpour in Dhaka on Wednesday, Jul 1, 2026. Photo: Shamshul Haque Ripon
Traffic builds up at Kakrail during a downpour in Dhaka on Wednesday, Jul 1, 2026. Photo: Shamshul Haque Ripon
Traffic builds up at Kakrail during a downpour in Dhaka on Wednesday, Jul 1, 2026. Photo: Shamshul Haque Ripon
Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JaSaD) President Hasanul Haq Inu is brought before a tribunal from jail on Tuesday, Jun 30, 2026 for the verdict in a crimes against humanity case connected to the 2024 July Uprising.
Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JaSaD) President Hasanul Haq Inu is brought before a tribunal from jail on Tuesday, Jun 30, 2026 for the verdict in a crimes against humanity case connected to the 2024 July Uprising.
Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JaSaD) President Hasanul Haq Inu is brought before a tribunal from jail on Tuesday, Jun 30, 2026 for the verdict in a crimes against humanity case connected to the 2024 July Uprising.
Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JaSaD) President Hasanul Haq Inu is brought before a tribunal from jail on Tuesday, Jun 30, 2026 for the verdict in a crimes against humanity case connected to the 2024 July Uprising.
Residents navigate hazardous conditions as slow-moving drainage repairs continue along North Jurain Pipe Road in Shyampur. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Residents navigate hazardous conditions as slow-moving drainage repairs continue along North Jurain Pipe Road in Shyampur. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Every downpour turns North Jurain Pipe Road in Shyampur into a muddy quagmire, while dry days bring clouds of dust. The slow pace of drainage construction has made life difficult for motorists. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Every downpour turns North Jurain Pipe Road in Shyampur into a muddy quagmire, while dry days bring clouds of dust. The slow pace of drainage construction has made life difficult for motorists. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
The slow progress of drainage works has left several electricity poles standing in a precarious condition along North Jurain Pipe Road in Shyampur. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
The slow progress of drainage works has left several electricity poles standing in a precarious condition along North Jurain Pipe Road in Shyampur. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
The Dhaka–Narayanganj–Demra Canal, once vital for draining Dhaka's stormwater, has fallen into disrepair. Legal and illegal structures have encroached on both banks in Shimrail, Siddhirganj, narrowing the canal, disrupting drainage and raising the risk of prolonged waterlogging. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
The Dhaka–Narayanganj–Demra Canal, once vital for draining Dhaka's stormwater, has fallen into disrepair. Legal and illegal structures have encroached on both banks in Shimrail, Siddhirganj, narrowing the canal, disrupting drainage and raising the risk of prolonged waterlogging. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
The Dhaka–Narayanganj–Demra Canal, once vital for draining Dhaka's stormwater, has fallen into disrepair. Legal and illegal structures have encroached on both banks in Shimrail, Siddhirganj, narrowing the canal, disrupting drainage and raising the risk of prolonged waterlogging. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
The Dhaka–Narayanganj–Demra Canal, once vital for draining Dhaka's stormwater, has fallen into disrepair. Legal and illegal structures have encroached on both banks in Shimrail, Siddhirganj, narrowing the canal, disrupting drainage and raising the risk of prolonged waterlogging. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
Rickshaw pullers and passengers use polythene to cover themselves during the rain in Dhaka's Kakrail. Photo: Shamshul Haque Ripon
Rickshaw pullers and passengers use polythene to cover themselves during the rain in Dhaka's Kakrail. Photo: Shamshul Haque Ripon