Continuous rainfall has increased demand for cement-made cooking stoves. Depending on their size, the stoves are selling for between Tk 200 and Tk 1,000. Lalbag, Rangpur, 13 July. Two schoolchildren walk to school under an umbrella. Shibganj, Sylhet, 13 July.
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A father catches fish with a net set from his boat in the haor waters, while his daughter sits in front of watching. Ufhar Haor, Sylhet, 13 July.
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Two wholesale traders from the city pack freshly purchased lotkon (Burmese grape) into large polythene bags. Samataghat, Rangamati, 13 July. Raindrops from the early morning shower collect on lemon leaves. Bilaichari Para, Rangamati, 13 July. Thousands of party leaders and activists welcomed Prime Minister Tarique Rahman during his visit to Barishal. Bhanga bus stand area, Faridpur, 13 July. Students make their way to school carrying umbrellas amid continuous monsoon rain. Daudkandi, Cumilla, 13 July. A teenage boy collects fish in a wetland. Masha Ujan, Faridpur, 13 July. A farmer returns home carrying a bundle of grass gathered from the field to feed his domestic animals. Char Krishnapur, Faridpur, 12 July. Persistent rainfall has disrupted the buying and selling of Burmese grapes (lotkon), leaving growers and traders facing difficulties. In front of the Public Library Ground, Rangpur, 13 July.
