Heavy rains started on Monday morning on the coast of Bagerhat, with sweeping sweeping and sprinting at Mongla port.

Due to the impact of cyclone Sitrang, there was light to moderate rain in the coastal district Bagerhat last night. Heavy rain and wind are blowing since Monday morning.

Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Azizur Rahman said that 344 shelter centers are ready. As soon as the instructions are received, arrangements will be made to take the people of the vulnerable areas to the shelter.

Coast Guard West Zone Mongla Staff Officer (Operation) Lieut. Commander Mohiuddin Zaman said miking is being done to warn the people of the coastal region.

They are being asked to stay safe, while there is a ban on fishing till 28th. Sea trawlers and hundreds of fishermen have been safely kept at the site of the main landing center of Bagerhat, which has been anchored in the Bhairab river near the KB Bazar.

The streets of the district town are very empty due to the rains and some people have been seen coming out with umbrellas.

However, there is fear among the people of Bagerhat's sub-districts with Ambashya and fear of floods.

The impact of cyclone Sitrang may cause heavy rain in seven parts of the country. So due to rain, Chittagong may be hit by a heavy rain.

It is said that due to the effect of Cyclone Sitrang, heavy (44-88 mm) to very heavy (more than 89 mm) in many places of Chittagong, Barisal, Khulna, Dhaka, Rajshahi, Mymensingh and Sylhet divisions may occur in the hilly areas of Chittagong Division.

‘Sitrang’ is near the coast of Bangladesh and Mongla and Patra port have already been asked to show the number 7 outbreak signal and Chittagong and Cox's Bazar seaports are being asked to show the number 6.

According to the Meteorological Directorate, the maximum wind speed is 62 km per hour within 54 km of the cyclone center, which has reached up to 88 km in the form of gusty winds and is in a state near the cyclone center.

Lower areas of islands and chars can be flooded with high tides more than 5-8 feet higher than normal tides.

The sea is getting rougher as the time approaches. Cyclone Sitrang is bringing heavy rains and increasing wind speeds along the coast.

The cyclone, which is located in the east-central Bay of Bengal and the adjacent west-central Bay of Bengal, has moved further towards Chittagong and Cox's Bazar.

The cyclone is likely to directly hit the Barisal coast tomorrow, Tuesday. The Meteorological Department said that due to its impact, the low-lying areas of the country's chars will be flooded with a tidal surge of 5-8 feet higher than the normal tide.

This alarm was raised in the Meteorological Department's special warning number 8 this Monday (October 24) morning.

The warning states that due to the influence of the cyclone's leading edge, new moon date and high air pressure difference, the coastal districts of Satkhira, Khulna, Bagerhat, Jhalokati, Pirojpur, Barguna, Patuakhali, Bhola, Barisal, Laxmipur, Chandpur, Noakhali, Feni, Chittagong and Cox's Bazar and their nearby islands and chars may be inundated by wind-driven tidal surges 5-8 feet higher than normal tides.

As a result, the Meteorological Department has asked the Payra and Mongla seaports to lower warning signal number four and raise danger signal number seven.

Meteorologists say that due to the impact of the cyclone, moderate to heavy rain has started in most areas including the coast of Bangladesh. Along with this, gusty winds are blowing at a speed of 45 to 60 kilometers per hour. It may hit Bangladesh tomorrow morning.

The coastal districts of Satkhira, Khulna, Bagerhat, Jhalokati, Pirojpur, Barguna, Patuakhali, Bhola, Barisal, Laxmipur, Chandpur, Noakhali, Feni and their offshore islands and chars will remain under the danger signal number 7 (seven). The seaports of Chittagong and Cox's Bazar have been asked to lower the local warning signal number 4 (four) and instead display the danger signal number 6 (six) (re:) 6 (six) danger signal.

The coastal districts of Chittagong and Cox's Bazar and their offshore islands and chars will remain under danger signal number 6 (six).

Nature sometimes takes on adverse forms, which we call natural disasters. Such as cyclones, Kalvaishakhi storms, hailstorms, droughts, tidal waves, heavy rains, floods, droughts, wildfires, cold waves, famines, earthquakes, and tsunamis.

All the control and management of nature is under Allah. All these things happen only by His command. Not even a leaf of a tree moves outside His command and order.

Allah Almighty says in the Holy Quran about disasters: 'And We will certainly test you with something of fear and hunger and loss of lives and wealth and fruits. And give good news to the patient. Those who say, in their time of distress, "Surely we belong to Allah and indeed to Him we shall return," - upon them is forgiveness from their Lord and mercy, and it is they who are guided. (Surah Al-Baqarah, Verses 155-157)

What the Messenger of Allah (PBUH) used to do in times of disaster

The Prophet (peace be upon him) used to get scared and walk around anxiously when he saw the wind blowing. He used to be happy when it rained. Aisha (may Allah be pleased with her) said that when the sky was cloudy and the wind was blowing, the face of the Prophet (peace be upon him) would look worried. Seeing this situation, he would walk around and recite this supplication:

God bless him and grant him peace مَا أُرْسِلَتْ بِهِ

The weather department has given this information in the special notification of Abhawa on Monday (October 24) on Monday (October 24) due to the impact of the cyclone Sitrang.

It is said that the cyclone is the preliminary, the lower part of the city, the lowest of the city, the lowest of the city, and the lower part of the city.

The cyclone has started raining all over the country, including the capital, which will continue to be in the slums, especially in the coastal areas, especially in the coastal areas.

The Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Mongla and Payra seaports have been asked to show local warning signal No. 4. All fishing boats and trawlers in North Bay of Bengal and deep sea have been asked to stay in safe shelter until further notice.

The cyclone ‘Sitrang’, which is located in the east-central Bay of Bengal and adjoining West-Middle Bengal, is located in the same area.

The cyclone may hit the coast of Bangladesh early on Tuesday (October 25) and the cyclone-related regional organization Escape has named the cyclone Sitrang, the Thai language, which means leaf.

The weather offices in India and Bangladesh know that the Sitrang is getting more concentrated in the center of it, it can be up to 110 km in the center. It will bend the cyclone and move towards the coast of Bangladesh in a bang. It will rise on the ground, but it is still located 700 km from the coast.

The Meteorological Department says that the water level in the sea will be higher in the sea during the new moon on Monday (October 24). The coastal districts of the country may be flooded with high tides.

Meteorologist Hafizur Rahman said that it is not possible to specify which coasts of the country can be affected by being 700 km from the Sitrang coast.

He also said that it may cross the coast of Bangladesh tomorrow morning on October 25.

10 Ghosti Jhoja Haota has a chance of thunderstorms due to the impact of Cyclone Sitrang.

He said that from today morning, Dhaka, Faridpur, Jessore, Kushtia, Khulna, Barisal, Patukhali, Comilla, Chittagong and Cox's Bazar regions can be stormed from the east-south-east direction with rain and thunderstorms.

This area may be tempered and stormy with rain and thunderstorms from east and south-east to 45 to 60 km from other parts of the country. Due to the impact of the cyclone, rains have started across the country including the capital. It will continue to increase slowly and the intensity of rain will continue to increase in the coastal areas.

It is raining heavily in Lakshmipur due to the influence of cyclone Sitraang, which is caused from deep depression in the Bay of Bengal. 185 shelter centers and 66 medical teams have been formed with cyclone shelters.

Yesterday Sunday (October 23) at 7:00 pm Deputy Commissioner Antar Hossain Akand confirmed the information by calling an emergency meeting.

Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Mohammad Noor-A Alam conducted the meeting, District Civil Surgeon Ahmed Kabir, Additional Superintendent of Police (Administration and Finance) Palash Kanti Nath, Deputy Director of Family Planning Department Ashfakur Rahman Mamun and other officials of various offices were present.

In this meeting of the disaster management committee, the grasslands and low areas of the district may be flooded with a high tide of 3 to 5 feet in the Meghna river under the influence of the cyclone Sitrarang.

The river area will be miked to bring people to safe shelters from remote areas. To bring those who are in the river to the locality, 185 shelter centers including cyclone shelters are being prepared for safe shelter.

260 metric tons of rice, 1000 packets of dry food, 600 cartoon biscuits have been reserved. 5 lakh 83 thousand rupees have been allocated. Every officer-employee of the upazila has been asked to stay in the work area till the next instructions. By turning on the desk, you will know the mobile numbers in the same way.

Boats should be kept ready at the river ghats to make rescue workers ready to rescue the stranded people, which is the sestination of the river bank, which is the protection of the coast from the erosion. The water development board has been asked to be alerted by the water development board.

The cyclone ‘Sitrang’ is coming from the Bay of Bengal to the north-west coast, which is why the 7th warning signal is called number four in the Pastra and Mongla seaports, the Directorate of Abhawa is asking to see the 7th warning signal.

The weather is going to be raining in Madaripur on Monday (October 24) due to the impact of the cyclone. This stream of rain will continue throughout the day.

It has been found that since morning Madaripur Sadar Upazila, Kalkini, Rajoir, Shibchar and Dasar are getting rain. There has been heavy rain.

A person named Abdul Haque was seen walking around the rickshaw in the college road area of the city. When he spoke to him, he said, ‘If you talk to him, you have to buy everything. If you stay at home, no one will eat. I will not come. I am out of the rickshaw, now I will get a passenger in the world.’

Salim Molla, a tea shopkeeper in the area, said, ‘This disaster has started since morning. People will not go out. If the rain subsides, there will be some trade.’

By 9:00 AM, the rain has slowed down and the rain continues to slow down, and the clouds are in the sky with a gust of wind.

The cyclone ‘Sitrang’ is coming towards the northwest coast from the Bay of Bengal. As a result, the Directorate of Awahawa is able to see the number 7 warning signal in the name of the four and the 7th warning signal.

This information has been informed in the special warning No. 8 of the Department of Meteorology today, Monday (October 24) morning.