Residents of Wad Ramli returned by boat to try to salvage their possessions - EPA photo
Torrential rain and floods have killed 62 people in Sudan, according to the official state news agency.
The country has been battered by heavy rains since early July, affecting almost 200,000 people across 15 states. White Nile state in the south of the country has been hit hardest.
The UN said that more than 37,000 homes have been destroyed or damaged while more flashfloods are expected, BBC reported.
The rainy season continues until the end of October.
Modi pledges to use India vaccine-production capacity to help 'all humanity'
Global coronavirus cases surpass 32m
Global facility formed to help local communities recover better from COVID-19
500 pilot whales found stranded in island state in Australia
TikTok removes over 104m videos in first-half
World’s biggest companies call for action to reverse nature loss ahead of UN biodiversity talks
World leaders set to mark UN at 75 as pandemic puts it to test
UN says equal pay essential to build a world of dignity, justice
150m addl children plunged into poverty due to Covid-19: Analysis
Experts in Bangladesh call on government to make policies far more predictable to ease FDI inflow
Sukuk requires legal framework before Bangladesh launching, say stakeholders
Full VAT automation now looks elusive
Stocks rise after central bank reduces repo rate
Ring Shine Textiles shuts for one month as orders decline
Mosharrof Hossain appointed chairman of IDRA
Online education can give students part-time jobs
Bangladesh moving towards high-value crops
Even as coronavirus rages, Bangladesh Secretariat lets down the guard
© 2020 - All Rights with The Financial Express
