Water at the Dalia point in Nilphamari is flowing at 52.22m
June 28, 2026
Nilphamari Correspondent
bdnews24.com
The Teesta River has swollen again following heavy rainfall and a fresh upstream surge, pushing water levels above the danger mark and beginning to inundate cropland on riverine chars.
At 6pm on Sunday, the river was flowing at 52.22m at the Dalia point in Nilphamari, 7cm above the danger level of 52.15m, according to Amitabh Chowdhury, executive engineer of the Bangladesh Water Development Board's Dalia Division.
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