Cyclone Mocha makes landfall, strong winds and rain lash Bangladesh, Myanmar| Oneindia News
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Cyclone Mocha makes landfall, strong winds and rain lash Bangladesh, Myanmar| Oneindia News
Severe cyclone Mocha made landfall in Bangladesh near Coxbazar and North Myanmar coast on Sunday afternoon.
Heavy rains and strong gusty winds up to 200 kmph lashed the coasts of Bangladesh and Myanmar.
According to meteorologists, the wind speed in the Bay of Bengal could reach 200 kmph and an alert has been sounded for Cox Bazar seaport, Chattagram and Payra port in Bangladesh.
It was warned that a catastrophic event is unfolding as Cyclone Mocha barreled towards the Myanmar and Bangladesh coasts.
The storm will be equivalent to a category 4 hurricane.
Border Security Force and Border Guard Bangladesh met in Dhaka. They discussed border attacks on BSF personnel by Bangladeshi individuals. BSF raised concerns.. IndiaTimes
Indian garment exporters are facing a major tariff shock as the Trump administration imposes a steep 50 percent duty on Indian exports. The move directly impacts garment exporters, shoe manufacturers, and leather industries that heavily rely on the US market. With Indian garment exporters already working on razor-thin margins, this tariff threatens millions of jobs and billions in trade revenues. Competitors like Vietnam and Bangladesh could benefit, while Indian garment exporters brace for losses. The Modi government is expected to step in with relief measures as Indian garment exporters explore new markets and diversification strategies. Oneindia’s Pankaj Mishra explains.
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Birbhum resident Sunali, expecting a child any time now, was escorted into a Bangladesh jail on Friday not knowing to which country her unborn baby would belong... IndiaTimes
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