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The Crisis Orb: a live, level-anchored hazard board.
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The national early-warning board across hazards.
Early warning for the haor flood basin.
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Where hazards compound across the same places.
A priority index ranking places by combined risk.
Cropland exposed to flood, heat, and salinity.
The bank distress watch: stress signals across banks.
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Parliament Watch
BNP · Bandarban
Advocates for hill district development and opposes taxing CHT indigenous people, arguing the CHT Development Board has drifted from its mandate.
Co-signed the joint CHT MPs' letter to the finance minister demanding withdrawal of the Finance Bill 2026 provision taxing indigenous people's income in the hill districts.
In the Jatiya Sangsad budget discussion, described hill people's economic realities and said the Chittagong Hill Tracts Development Board has strayed from its founding goals.
Named special guest at the inauguration of the Hill Fruit Fair-26 at the Parbatya Chattogram Complex in Dhaka (June 27-29).
At a meeting with Naikhongchhari upazila officials at the district parishad auditorium, urged government officers to act as development partners with transparency and accountability.
In Alikadam, laid the foundation stone of a Tk 9 crore upazila parishad academic building, distributed PM's relief-fund assistance for Eid-ul-Adha, and gave cash support to measles-affected residents of remote Kurukpata.
Constituency 300 (Bandarban) covers the entire Bandarban district, all 7 upazilas: Bandarban Sadar, Lama, Alikadam, Ruma, Thanchi, Naikhongchhari, and Rowangchhari. It is the sole parliamentary seat for the district and is widely reported as Bangladesh's smallest constituency by registered voter count, reflecting the sparsely populated CHT terrain. The seat is predominantly inhabited by indigenous communities including Marma, Bawm, Tripura, Chakma, and Mro peoples; Saching Prue Jerry is himself from the Marma community and a practising Buddhist, son of Aung Shwe Prue Chowdhury (a prince of the Bohmong Circle). Vote counts confirmed by TBS News and BSS: winner 141,455; runner-up 26,162; raw margin 115,293 (matches the reported 'over 1.15 lakh' margin). Total valid votes for the seat were not published in accessible EC returns; vote_share_percent, runner_up_vote_share, total_valid_votes, and margin_percent are null to avoid imputed figures. Runner-up Abu Sayeed Md Suja Uddin ran on the NCP ticket; no third-candidate vote totals confirmed from sources. Saching Prue Jerry's prior parliamentary term is confirmed as the 6th National Parliament (elected February 1996); he contested in 2001 and 2008 but lost. In 2018 he received 58,047 votes; the AL incumbent won that seat. His 2026 win marks his return to parliament after a 30-year gap. EC affidavit PDF not accessible at time of verification; wealth, income, and criminal-case fields are null. Committee memberships: appointment to the Regent Board of Rangamati Science and Technology University (RMSTU/রাবিপ্রবি) reported by Parbatta News; no formal parliamentary committee assignment confirmed as of verification date. Boundary redrawn field is false: no 2024 EC delimitation change reported for this single-district constituency.