Floodwaters eddy down to centre recede from north

July 27, 2004 : Floodwaters continued to roll down to the centre of Bangladesh, swamping much of the capital and pushing the official death toll to 329 as river waters started receding from northern and northeastern districts. Diarrhoea and other waterborne diseases and starvation loomed large for the flood-hit people in 41 districts, where the flooding turned catastrophic destroying crops on hundreds of acres, overflowing roads, railroads and flood control dams.

	S.No	Article Title	Country	Disaster Type	Category
	1	Earthquake preparedness among residents of Dhaka city stressed	Bangladesh	Earthquake	Media View
	2	Major earthquake sooner than later	Bangladesh	Earthquake	Media View
	3	Dhaka prisoners hurt after quake	Bangladesh	Earthquake	Media View
	4	Army to help recover bodies buried in Bangladesh quake	Bangladesh	Earthquake	Media View
	5	Bangladesh flood crisis worsens	Bangladesh	Flood	Media View
	6	Bangladesh Flood Damage May Rise to $ 7 Billion	Bangladesh	Flood	Media View
	7	Bangladesh flood victims face hunger, thirst	Bangladesh	Flood	Media View
	8	China Offers Bangladesh River Data For Flood Forecasts	Bangladesh	Flood	Media View
	9	Death toll in Bangladesh floods rises to 185, more than 19 million affected	Bangladesh	Flood	Media View
	10	Diseases stalk flood-hit Bangladesh	Bangladesh	Flood	Media View
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Floodwaters eddy down to centre recede from north