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Deep Depression Intensifies, Rain Expected in Dhaka and Across Bangladesh

  • Publish Date- Jul 28, 2026, 12:07 am

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Rain began falling in several parts of the capital, Dhaka, on Tuesday afternoon (July 28) under the influence of a deep depression that formed over Bangladesh's coast. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department said rainfall is likely to increase in different parts of the country as the coastal low-pressure area has intensified into a deep depression. Photo: Md. Rakibul Hasan/UNB

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Rain began falling in several parts of the capital, Dhaka, on Tuesday afternoon (July 28) under the influence of a deep depression that formed over Bangladesh's coast. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department said rainfall is likely to increase in different parts of the country as the coastal low-pressure area has intensified into a deep depression. Photo: Md. Rakibul Hasan/UNB

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Rain began falling in several parts of the capital, Dhaka, on Tuesday afternoon (July 28) under the influence of a deep depression that formed over Bangladesh's coast. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department said rainfall is likely to increase in different parts of the country as the coastal low-pressure area has intensified into a deep depression. Photo: Md. Rakibul Hasan/UNB

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Rain began falling in several parts of the capital, Dhaka, on Tuesday afternoon (July 28) under the influence of a deep depression that formed over Bangladesh's coast. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department said rainfall is likely to increase in different parts of the country as the coastal low-pressure area has intensified into a deep depression. Photo: Md. Rakibul Hasan/UNB

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Rain began falling in several parts of the capital, Dhaka, on Tuesday afternoon (July 28) under the influence of a deep depression that formed over Bangladesh's coast. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department said rainfall is likely to increase in different parts of the country as the coastal low-pressure area has intensified into a deep depression. Photo: Md. Rakibul Hasan/UNB

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Rain began falling in several parts of the capital, Dhaka, on Tuesday afternoon (July 28) under the influence of a deep depression that formed over Bangladesh's coast. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department said rainfall is likely to increase in different parts of the country as the coastal low-pressure area has intensified into a deep depression. Photo: Md. Rakibul Hasan/UNB