Dead bodies of more wild animals have been found in various parts of the Sundarbans, which were submerged in tidal water for about 30 hours due to the impact of Cyclone Rimal and were devastated by the storm. The forest department reported that a total of 39 deer and 1 pig carcasses were recovered in 2 days after the storm.

The first two deer carcasses were recovered inside the forest on Monday after the storm. On Tuesday morning, 24 deer carcasses and 13 more deer carcasses were recovered from riverside and coastal forest areas. The forest department believes that the deer died after being washed away due to high tide water rising in the Sundarbans. Many more bodies are believed to have washed away. Forest department officials are concerned about the matter. Apart from this, 17 injured deer were rescued and treated by the forest department.

Mihir Kumar Dey, Conservator of Forests (CF) of Khulna region of the Forest Department said that 24 dead deer were recovered from Katka Sanctuary and Jamtala area of ​​Sarankhola Range of East Sundarbans this morning. Around noon, 13 more deer and 1 pig carcasses were recovered from different areas of the forest, including the animal river in front of the Sundarban Karamjal Crocodile Breeding Center area.

Conservator of Forests Mihir Kumar said, “Due to the impact of Cyclone Rimal, large areas of Sundarbans were flooded by high tides from time to time. The height of this tide was 10 to 12 feet. I was afraid of the loss of wild animals after seeing the water. The forest department is worried after the dead body was found. The dead deer are buried in Kattaka. And live deer have been released in the forest.

Due to the effect of Cyclone Rimal, a large area of ​​Sundarbans was flooded from last Sunday. At that time, the Water Development Board (PUBO) said that the water of the main rivers of Bagerhat flows over the boundary.

Conservator of Forests Mihir Kumar said, “Due to the impact of Cyclone Rimal, large areas of Sundarbans were flooded by high tides from time to time. The height of this tide was 10 to 12 feet. I was afraid of the loss of wild animals after seeing the water. The forest department is worried after the dead body was found. The dead deer are buried in Kattaka. And live deer have been released in the forest.

Due to the effect of Cyclone Rimal, a large area of ​​Sundarbans was flooded from last Sunday. At that time, the Water Development Board (PUBO) said that the water of the main rivers of Bagerhat flows over the boundary.

Meanwhile, a woman named Fazila Begum died in the shelter of Bagerhat due to the impact of Cyclone Rimal. Yesterday morning, the dead body of the woman was recovered from her house in Bidhansagar village of Khontakata union of Sharankhola upazila. He was alone in that room on a stormy night. The matter did not come to light as there was no electricity and no mobile phone network in the area. Today the district administration confirmed the death of the woman in the storm.