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Cause and Effect of Recent Flood in Sylhet Division

The recent floods in Sylhet, Bangladesh were caused by a combination of heavy rainfall and the release of water from upstream sources: The Sylhet region experiences heavy rainfall, averaging around 4,000 mm per year. The region's flood-prone lowlands are surrounded by hills, making flash floods a common natural disaster
The release of water from upstream sources, such as the Dumbur Hydroelectric Project in India, contributed to the flooding. Bangladeshi locals accused India of releasing water from the dam without warning. Climatologists say that floods caused by excess rain and meteorological droughts are impacts of.The effects of floods can be long term and very costly, disruptive, and distressing for communities. They can threaten lives, inundate properties and businesses, destroy belongings, damage vital infrastructure, and prevent access to essential public services. 

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