Bangladesh fire leaves 10,000 homeless after blaze
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- At least 10,000 people are homeless after a massive fire swept through a crowded slum in the Bangladesh capital and destroyed thousands of shanty homes, officials said on Sunday.
- The fire broke out at in Dhaka’s Mirpur neighborhood late on Friday and razed around 2,000 mostly tin shacks, fire services official Ershad Hossain said.
- “I could not salvage a single thing. I don’t know what will I do,” 58-year-old Abdul Hamid, who ran a tea stall inside the slum said. Disaster Relief Charity Donate.
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India has issued a fresh flood alert for parts of the southern state of Kerala as the nationwide death toll from the annual monsoon rose to at least 244.
On Wednesday authorities warned Kerala residents of heavy rainfall over the next 24-48 hours in some of the worst-affected regions of the state.
Heavy rain in parts of four Indian states – Kerala, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Gujarat – has forced more than 1.2 million people to leave their homes, mostly for government-run relief camps.
Kerala was hit by its worst floods in almost a century last year, when 450 people died, and the state is still recovering from the damage to public infrastructure including railways and roads.
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- Heavy rain has left at least 32 people dead in the western Indian state of Maharashtra, home to the country's largest city, Mumbai.
- More than a thousand residents have been forced to evacuate and some public services have been suspended in Mumbai, India's financial capital, which is experiencing the worst monsoon season it has seen in over a decade.
- Twenty people were killed Tuesday when a retaining wall collapsed onto huts in a settlement in the north Mumbai suburb of Malad, Mumbai's civic authority said. Three others drowned along flooded roads in the Malad area.
- Six construction workers died in the Pune district early Tuesday when the wall of a college fell on adjoining structures where the laborers were sleeping, a senior local official said.
- In Thane district, just outside Mumbai, the wall of a school collapsed on temporary houses killing three people, Prasad Thakur, a spokesperson for the local municipality body said.
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