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Farmers across Bangladesh are accelerating crop collection as lightning incidents increase. The pattern has raised risks to both workers and agricultural output.
thewire.inFarmers in Bangladesh are accelerating harvest operations as lightning strikes occur more often. The increased frequency of strikes has created direct hazards for field workers and reduced the time available to bring crops in safely.
Local agricultural teams are examining options to limit exposure during peak storm periods. Officials have not released specific guidance on new procedures. Al Jazeera’s @tanvirbengal reported the developments from affected regions. No additional details on casualty figures or total crop losses were provided in the coverage.
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