In 2023, Dhaka weathered a stormy October night, resulting in severe traffic congestion and a mass power outage, signaling potential challenges ahead for the city and its residents.

Unpredictable Climate Patterns


Last year's erratic climate patterns persist, with an unusually mild winter and four consecutive cyclones, including Cyclone Mocha, Hamoon, Midhili, and Michaung, causing hardship for city dwellers, coastal residents, tourists, and farmers.

Earthquakes Take Center Stage


Bangladesh experienced six earthquakes with magnitudes over 5 since January, prompting concerns about potential catastrophic events, urging proactive measures to mitigate damages.

Combatting Cyclones


Cyclones Mocha, Hamoon, and Midhili disrupted daily life, agriculture, and caused widespread damage, leading to relief efforts and international assistance to aid recovery.

Earthquake Threats and Urgent Measures


The seismic activities raised concerns, emphasizing the need for awareness, building code enforcement, and planned urbanization to minimize potential damage.

Heatwave and Water Crisis


Record-breaking temperatures and a water crisis exacerbated parched conditions in Dhaka, impacting daily life, industrial production, and agriculture, highlighting inadequacies in the water supply system.


As Bangladesh contends with extreme weather patterns, the urgent need for comprehensive preparedness in addressing earthquakes, heatwaves, and water crises becomes evident. Proactive measures are crucial to ensure the safety and well-being of the population in the face of ongoing challenges.