A drone image captured on 12 July 2026 reveals the scale of inundation across Bandarban, one of seven Bangladesh districts submerged by floods that have, according to a senior official, claimed 51 lives in under a week.
Residents of Cox's Bazar district were left stranded by rising floodwaters on 12 July 2026, part of a disaster that has marooned more than 1.02 million people across Bangladesh, according to the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief.
Ground-level images from Cox's Bazar district on 12 July 2026 show widespread inundation as Bangladesh floods — ongoing for nearly a week — have killed 51 people and affected 7 of the country's 64 districts, per official figures.
A second aerial drone photograph from Bandarban, dated 12 July 2026, documents the extent of flooding that has engulfed parts of Bangladesh for roughly a week, with the official death toll standing at 51, according to a senior government official.
A child was among those marooned by floodwaters in Cox's Bazar district on 12 July 2026, highlighting the human cost of Bangladesh's week-long flood crisis that has killed 51 people and displaced over 1.02 million across seven districts.
A truck navigates submerged roads in Cox's Bazar district on 12 July 2026, illustrating disruption to transport links as Bangladesh's floods — which have killed 51 people — continue to affect 7 districts and over 1.02 million residents.
A woman wades through knee-deep floodwater in Cox's Bazar district on 12 July 2026 — a scene repeated across 7 districts in Bangladesh where floods have killed 51 people and left more than 1.02 million marooned, per the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief.