Young speaker Qari Jubayer Ahmed Tashrif has extended a helping hand to the flood-hit people in Sylhet in various ways.
Yesterday, the young speaker distributed cash among the flood-hit people in Sylhet, the video of the distribution of the money went viral on Facebook and the video is making the water-logged people live a life of tears.
Jubayer Ahmed Tashrif said, "I want to see the suffering of the water-logged people and I want to give my life for them."
Young speaker Jubayer Ahmed Tashrif called on people of all walks of life to stand by the flood-hit people across the country, including Sylhet.
Note that the young speaker Jubayer Ahmed Tashrif has gained fame by reciting Waz Mahfil Qur'an all over the country at the age of only 22 years. Now, this speaker is known to everyone.
The overall flood situation in Sylhet remains unchanged
The slant of the slope in Sylhet has diminished. In any case, the general flood circumstance stayed unaltered. Albeit the sun rose around early afternoon on Saturday, it came down toward the beginning of the day and evening. Because of the floods, and absence of clean water, streets and dams have been broken and individuals of Banavasi are in desperate waterways. Most importantly, the ascent in ware costs has caused a commotion of local people. Help is deficient in many spots. An uproar broke out during the dispersion of help before the locale gathering in flood-hit Kompaniganj on Saturday evening. Later the police managed the circumstance by beating them with sticks. Local people said there were a bigger number of partners than help laborers.
In the meantime, in Kamalganj of Moulvibazar, 10 spots of the 57 km long guard dam have become in danger because of nonstop rains and rising water levels in the Dhalai stream. Breaks have shown up in 5 spots remembering Karimpur for the metropolitan region and thus local people are in danger. Shahidul Islam, Additional Engineer, North East, Water Development Board, let Ittefaq know that the breaks were being fixed rapidly. Dewan Abdur Rahim Muhin, councilor of the region, said that 8-10 feet of the soil of the dam had gone into the water after the safeguard dam imploded in the Karimpur region. The dam could break without warning. Overreacted local people. Moulvibazar's leader engineer Mohammad Akter Jjaman said the stream security dam at Laxmipur is very hazardous. A project worker has been employed to fix the dam.
In the meantime, the water of the Surma stream in Sylhet has diminished a little and the water has diminished from the encompassing regions including the city. Nonetheless, the picture of Sylhet city should stand for something like 5 additional days to get back to its past state. Water Development Board authorities said something like 1.5 million waterlogged individuals in Sylhet and Sunamganj would need to stand by no less than 10 days. As per the Water Development Board, 33 dams have fallen in Sylhet and 15 km of dams have spilled over. Notwithstanding dams, water courses through mountain streams and channels and 'rhymes' because of floods in urban communities and towns.
Sylhet Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Mojibar Rahman said the flood circumstance in Sylhet has improved fairly. In any case, water has not yet subsided from the overflowed regions. The public authority is giving a wide range of help to the flood casualties. 65 associations of 13 Upazilas of Sylhet have been overflowed. 328 safe houses have been opened.
On Saturday evening, an Additional Chief Engineer of the Water Development Board SM Shahidul Islam let Ittefaq know that the rising waters had begun subsiding. Nonetheless, the flood casualties should remain submerged for a couple of additional days. New dams are being built at the spots where dams have broken. He said another task is being embraced for digging waterways and channels in Sylhet. Practicality study is in progress. Digging of Surma will diminish the frequency of floods in Sylhet.
At 3 pm on Saturday, the Water Development Board estimated 95 cm at Kanaighat point, 23 cm at Surma stream, 23 cm at Sylhet point, 1.56 cm at Amalsid point of Kushiyara stream, 55 cm at Sheila, and 36 cm at Fenchuganj.
Albeit the water level in Surma has diminished, numerous regions of the city are as yet lowered. Power and gas, drinking water emergencies, as well as water-borne illnesses, are spreading in the impacted regions. Indeed, even on Saturday, numerous inhabitants of the overflowed region of the city were seen moving somewhere else. The slope slant has begun plummeting since last May 10. From 13 May, the flood circumstance in the riverine neighborhoods including suburbia of Sylhet city became desperate.
About a portion of 1,000,000 individuals from various associations of Zakiganj in Sylhet are spending the day of humankind because of the horrible floods. Individuals of Banavasi are in desperate waterways because of the flood circumstance brought about by the slants of the Barak River in India. Fracture has happened at various spots in Surma-Kushiyar. A large number of individuals were abandoned. The flood casualties couldn't escape their homes as there was water all over. Many individuals' food stocks have been washed away by the water. No work. The correspondence framework is broken. Outrageous food emergency. The Bananas, who were sitting tight for alleviation, saw the boat and scrambled for help. Government help portions are insufficiently contrasted with the misfortunes.
There is an intense lack of clean water in various regions of the flood-impacted areas of 13 Upazilas of Sylhet locale. In this specific situation, Sylhet Public Health Engineering Department took a few successful drives. A portable treatment plant with a water cleansing limit in Kanaighat Upazila on Friday gave safe water to the flood-hit individuals. Alamgir Hossain, Executive Engineer, Sylhet Public Health Engineering Department, and other concerned authorities were available at that point. In the meantime, another versatile treatment plant has given safe water to the impacted individuals in wards 2 and 13 of Sylhet City Corporation.
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