The relentless heatwave continues to affect 11 regions of Bangladesh, with temperatures rising by 1°C to 2°C in most areas, including the capital city, Dhaka. The Bangladesh Meteorological Department issued a three-day heat alert, forecasting minimal chances of rain across the country, except in Sylhet. Several regions experienced temperatures exceeding 40°C, with Jessore recording the highest temperature at 42.2°C. The heatwave's impact has prompted concerns about discomfort and potential health risks, leading to adjustments in school hours and calls for awareness regarding heat-related illnesses. While the Met Office has forecast scattered rain with gusts or storms in certain areas, the heatwave is expected to persist, affecting various divisions across Bangladesh.