LAST UPDATE
The Mudflats of Sonadia: The Avian Symphony and Our Collective Duty
Each winter, Sonadia Island off Cox’s Bazar becomes a refuge for birds travelling thousands of kilometres along the East Asian–Australasian Flyway. Its tidal mudflats,...
Waste Piles up Along the Bakkhali River, Worsening Pollution in Cox’s Bazar
Waste collected daily from Cox’s Bazar beach and different parts of the city ends up at the Kosturghat dumping station on the bank of...
Bapex Team Warns Against Forcibly Extinguishing Gas Fire in Inani
Firefighters have been unable to extinguish a fire caused by gas emerging from underground during the installation of a deep tube well at a...
12 ‘ Waste Men’ March on Cox’s Bazar Beach to Raise Plastic Pollution Awareness
Plastic pollution threatens the marine environment, with plastic waste piling up on Cox’s Bazar beach as thousands of tourists arrive daily. Against this backdrop,...
Tourists Can Stay Overnight on Saint Martin’s From November
Tourists can stay overnight on Saint Martin’s Island from November 1 to March 15, 2027, under revised government guidelines that also raise the average...
Young Researchers Highlight Climate Risks to Children in Ukhiya
New research by young researchers in Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar, shows that climate change is reducing household incomes and putting children’s safety at risk. The...
Coastal Women Grow Early Winter Vegetables on Sandy Land
As winter approaches, local women are cultivating early-season vegetables on the sandy dunes along the Cox’s Bazar coast. Turning otherwise uncultivated sandy land into...
Gas Ignites During Tube-Well Drilling in Inani, Ukhiya
Gas emerged from underground while workers drilled a tube well in Inani, Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar, on Tuesday, and it subsequently caught fire, drawing residents'...
New Train Arrives in Cox’s Bazar With 965 Passengers on Maiden Trip
The extended Dhaka–Cox’s Bazar service of the Mahanagar Express arrived in the coastal tourist city on Tuesday for the first time, carrying 965 passengers...
Seaweed Farming: A Master Plan for the Blue Economy
Seaweed cultivation could open a new chapter in Bangladesh’s blue economy as population growth, climate change and food insecurity intensify. The country’s coastline and...
Cox’s Bāzār
scattered clouds
29.5
°
C
29.5
°
29.5
°
65%
0.2m/s
33%
Wed
30
°
Thu
29
°
Fri
30
°
Sat
30
°
Sun
29
°
NEWS
Waste Piles up Along...
Waste collected daily from Cox’s Bazar beach and different parts of the city ends up at the Kosturghat dumping station on the bank of...
COXBAZARIAN
Captain Cox: Mominul Haque Rose From Cox’s Bazar to Lead Bangladesh
Cox’s Bazar is a coastal city known for its blue waters and rolling hills. From this tourism hub emerged Mominul Haque, who carved out...
TOURISM
12 ‘ Waste Men’ March on Cox’s Bazar Beach to Raise...
Plastic pollution threatens the marine environment, with plastic waste piling up on Cox’s Bazar beach as thousands of tourists arrive daily. Against this backdrop,...
GLOBAL
Nearly All Coral Reefs Risk Collapse in 50 Years: IUCN
Nearly all of the world's shallow-water coral reefs face an "extremely high risk" of collapse by 2075 due to climate change, the International Union...
IVE FROM COX'S BAZAR
Rain-Damaged Marine Drive Road Undergoing Repairs
Cox’s Bazar: The Marine Drive road, which was heavily damaged by recent rainfall, is now undergoing repairs. Local authorities have initiated the restoration work...
















































































