Ba boholong Bangladeshi ba boletse Labohlano hore palo ea batho ba balehang malapeng a bona bosiu kamora hore linoka li ruruhe Bangladesh e ile ea phunya bonyane litšiea tse 'ne, ea koahela metse e mengata, ea imena habeli ho 400,000 ho e' ngoe ea likhohola tse mpe ka ho fetisisa lilemong tsa morao tjena.
Lipula tsa litloebelele le linoka tse phallang li koaetse litereke tse 23 ka leboea le leboea-bophirima ho Bangladesh. Bonyane batho ba 30 ba bolailoe ho tloha ha likhohola li qala bekeng e fetileng, ba boholong ba re.
Mmuso o butse matlo a bolulo a nakoana a fetang 1,000. Leha ho le joalo, ka lebaka la metsi a tebileng le khaello ea likhokahano, batho ba bangata ha ba khone ho li fihlela, ho boletse Raihana Islam, ofisiri seterekeng sa Bogra se nang le likhohola.
Meroallo e ile ea mpefala kamora ho kenella ha noka ea Brahmaputra, e phallang ho theosa le Himalayas, ka leboea-bochabela ho India le ho kena Bangladesh, ba ile ba khutlela morao ka Labone.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- Bangladeshi officials said on Friday that the number of people fleeing their homes overnight after rain-swollen rivers in Bangladesh broke through at least four embankments, submerging dozens of villages, doubled to 400,000 in one of the worst floods in recent years.
- However, due to deep waters and lack of communications, many people aren't able to reach them, said Raihana Islam, an official in the flood-afflicted district of Bogra.
- The floods worsened after three embankments on the Brahmaputra river, which flows down from the Himalayas, through northeastern India and into Bangladesh, gave way late on Thursday.
