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51 people were killed and 11 others injured in landslides due to heavy rains in Bangladesh.

A top official of the Department of Disaster Management gave this information on Tuesday.

According to the news agency EFE, Director General of Disaster Management Department (DMD) Riaz Ahmed said that 29 people from Rangamati district, 16 from Chittagong and 6 people from Bandarbad have been reported to death.

Before this, Additional Police Chief of Rangamati Mohammed Shahidullah said that due to heavy rains, the rescue work is getting obstructed.

He said, "The weather here is very bad and it is a mountainous region, so there are many problems in the rescue operation."

Dijen Roy, spokesman, Weather department's Chittagong Office, said that they recorded 131 millimeters of rain in the last 24 hours. He also said that there is a possibility of continuous rain due to continuous low pressure in the Bay of Bengal.

The centre, which estimates the floods in Dhaka, said that water level has increased in all major rivers, while some rivers are already flowing above the danger mark.

People of Assam are also struggling with this problem. In the last week, about 13,000 people have been affected by floods due to frequent rain in Assam. Apart from this, post-flood landslides prevented rail connectivity.

According to officials of the Assam Disaster Management Authority, about 13,000 people have been affected by floods in 28 villages of Lakhimpur, Jorhat and Biswanath districts in the last 24 hours.

The railway connection to the Barak Valley has been broken by landslides in the hill area of Dima Hasao district. The Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) had to cancel the passenger train service from Lumding to Silchar on Saturday due to landslides. The level of water in the Brahmaputra river has increased and it is flowing above the level of danger in Nimati Ghat, so that the authorities have banned the boats services from Jorhat to Majuli.

Due to the increase in water levels in the Brahmaputra river, the boats services have also canceled in some other areas. Assam Government has directed the officials of flood prone districts before arranging relief and rescue material in emergency situation.

The head of the terrorist organization ISIS Abu Bakar al Baghdadi is reported to have been killed in Syria air strikes.

State media of Syria has given information from an unverified report claiming that Saturday (June 10, 2017) the ISIS chief has been killed in an air strike. During this, the stronghold rakka of the terrorist organization was attacked by heavy artillery.

While releasing the footage of the attack itself by the ISIS News Agency, Amak said it was the reason for the devastation.

Impressed by Baghdadi, a bounty of 20 million British pounds has been given on Baghdadi's head after the recent terrorist attack in Europe.

Please tell that earlier reports of death of Baghdadi were coming in the media which later proved to be wrong. Earlier, in a documentary it has been claimed that before preparing the army of jihadis, Baghdadi went there to capture Iraq in 2013.

The news of the death of Baghdadi was revealed at a time when the Iraqi army killed its successor Ayyad al-Jumali in an air attack on Syria-Iraq border. Jumali was a Intelligence officer under the rule of Saddam Hussein. In this case, the Iraqi TV Report reported that Jumali was the second big leader and war minister in ISIS.

Another source said that Baghdadi was seen for the last time in July 2014 in Al Nouri Masjid of Mosul. Nobody has ever seen Baghdadi in public since then.

Although Baghdadi has been targeted in large-scale bombing. But experts believe Baghdadi is still alive.

Earlier, Baghdadi had been killed in a huge air bombardment in 2015. But what actually happened? It's still a secret.

On Friday, with the full membership granted to India and Pakistan, the SCO entered into a new phase of its history.

According to a report by EFE News Agency of Spain, after the establishment of China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan in 2001, for the first time in this organization the countries of South Asia have joined.

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Friday that India and Pakistan have a new stage now to overcome their differences.

Kazakhstan's President Nursultan Nazarbayev said that the involvement of two new members has given new development to the organization and will further strengthen its relevance at international level.

The SCO has opened its doors for the new application and Iran will be considered as the next candidate, which Russia supports, while some members of the organization are opposing it.

Najarbayev, a staunch friend of Russian President Vladimir Putin, said that involving new members are essential for the organization, although they did not name any particular country.

Like Iran, Afghanistan has also come into the role of observer in the organization and after getting rid of internal conflicts it can join the organization.

Putin said that it is clear that the military solution to the Afghan conflict is not possible. He said that Russia and other members of the SCO support a political solution based on the agreement between the Afghan government and the Taliban insurgents.

He said that the SCO should cooperate with the United Nations and other international organizations so that the drug smuggling from Afghanistan could be restrained.

At the same time, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani supported the strategy of SCO to deal with terrorism and drug trafficking and said that it is possible to eradicate the presence of terrorists from Afghanistan.

In addition to the final manifesto of Astana, the leaders of the SCO signed 10 other documents, including a conference to deal with fundamentalism and a manifesto for a joint fight against international terrorism.

Pointing to militant threats, Putin said that the eyes of the Islamic State (IS) terrorist organization is on the rise in Central Asian countries and South Russia.

Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi said that joining India at SCO will give new momentum to the fight against terrorism in the region.

At the same time, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said that the anti-terrorism initiative of the organization would prove to be helpful in improving the security of Pakistan.

After the Astana Summit, China will chaired the SCO under the rotating method and will host the next meeting in 2018.

The debris of the Myanmar army, carrying more than a hundred people, was found in the Andaman Sea.

"We got the pieces of the plane 218 kilometers away from the city of Dwaye," the news agency AFP quoted a Myeik city tourism officer Nang Lin Joe.

An Air Force official said on condition of anonymity that the navy's relief vessel detected the pieces of the aircraft.

In a statement, the Office of the Military Commander-in-Chief Min Aung Hlang said, "After the arrival of the aircraft 20 miles west of Dwaye city, 1.35 am suddenly broke contact."

According to the office, the aircraft was occupied by the officers and their families of the Myeik Air Force Command, whose number is 105. Apart from this, there were 11 crew members on the plane.

Four Naval ships and two Air Force fighter aircraft were sent to search the aircraft. This plane was flying between Myeik and Yangon city at an altitude of more than 18,000 feet. Dwaye is two hours away from Yangon, the commercial capital of Myanmar.

On Wednesday (June 7th) on Iran's parliament, three gunmen attacked. The terrorist organization IS has taken responsibility for the attack.

There are two terrorist attacks in Iran today. In both of these terrorist attacks, 12 people were killed and 39 were injured.

The information about the encounter between the security forces and the terrorists is also coming out.

According to press TV, all the terrorists hidden in the parliament have been killed.

Let me tell you about the first terror attack on the Parliament of Iran between 12 am and 12.30 pm this afternoon. Many people were injured in the indiscriminate firing of the terrorists here and died on the spot of a guards.

The second attack happened in the southern Tehran area. A suicide bomber blew himself up in the Khomeini Dargah here, many people were injured and died on the spot of a man.

There was also a second attacker on the dargah who committed suicide by eating cyanide capsules.

Terrorist Organization Islamic State took responsibility for the attacks on the Parliament and shrine of Imam Ayatollah Khomeini in Tehran in Iran on Wednesday. According to Amak, news agency affiliated with the IS, both of these attacks have been executed by IS.

Iranian news agency IRIS told one MP that the attackers used AK-47 rifles. Apart from this, 8 greens, 10 magazines of rifle and some fluids have been recovered from the attacker who committed suicide by eating cyanide capsules in Tehran.

According to Iranian news agency IRIB, MP said, "There were three attackers, two of whom had a Kalashnikov rifle and one had a colt pistol."

At the same time some people in the parliament were also made hostage by the attackers. After killing the terrorists, the hostages were evicted.

Let the press TV release a picture of a terrorist involved in the attack on Parliament, through tweets. All the terrorists who attacked the Parliament have been laid down by the security forces. After the terrorist attacks, security has been increased in all places in Iran and in many places raid is also being thrown.

According to press TV, in the case of Khomeini attack, 3 suspects have been arrested and their questioning is in progress. According to the reports, the situation has now been taken over.

Deadly blasts hit Kabul protest victim's funeral

Multiple explosions have struck a funeral in Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, killing at least 20 people and wounding 35 others, according to the health ministry.

Saturday's funeral at the Tapa Marshal Fahim cemetery in the Sarai Shamali area was being held for a protester - the son of Senator Mohammad Alam Izdyar - who was killed during demonstrations a day earlier demanding better security in the country.

Friday's protesters took to the streets to decry perceived security failures after a massive blast on Wednesday killed at least 90 people in Kabul.

Al Jazeera's Natasha Ghoneim reports.

In Britain, seven people were killed in the terrorist attacks in two different places in London, while 48 were injured. The police also killed three assailants.

Prime Minister Theresa May has said it is time to say "enough is enough" when it comes to tackling terrorism. "We cannot and must not pretend that things can continue as they are," she said. She said the general election will go ahead as planned on Thursday.

According to the BBC, this attack happened at the London Bridge at 10 pm on Saturdays. Van went on crushing the people running on the road. The van continued to crush the people, moving towards the Bohr market, where three attackers came from the van and started attacking people with a knife in the restaurant. There is also a British Transport Police officer in the wounded.

However, the police who reached the spot killed the suspects within eight minutes.

Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley said, "The suspects had worn something like an explosive jacket that went fake after the investigation."

He said that it seems that these incidents were executed by three attackers.

Metropolitan Police tweeted, "The incidents of the London Bridge and Bore Market were terrorist incidents.

"We consider it a terrorist incident and are investigating it," the BBC quoted Rowley as saying.

In the UK, the ruling Conservative Party has canceled the plan to promote the general election. The Prime Minister Theresa May will chair the emergency meeting of the crisis committee of the Government.

According to The Guardian, London mayor Sadiq Khan said that I am angry to know that these cowardly terrorists are deliberately targeting innocent people of London.

Opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbin described the incident as a barbarian.

CNN told White House press secretary Sean Spiceer that the American President Donald Trump has been given full information in this regard.

Trump tweeted, "Whatever the US, London and Britain can help, it will do." We are with you."

He made another tweet and said, "I need to be attentive. Courts should return our rights. We need to make the travel ban effective at a higher level. "

This is the third terrorist attack in Britain since March.

According to the BBC's report, London Bridge was closed after this incident. The routes of buses have been changed and nearby Southwark Bridge has also been closed.

However, no terrorist organization has taken responsibility for this attack so far.

BBC reporter Holly Jones says that a man was driving a van and the speed of the van was 50 miles per hour. Jones was present at the time of the incident.

Jones said, "Van came out from me and they hit five to six people. Van fought two people in front of me."

A couple of witnesses to the London Bridge incident said, "We saw a man, he was attacking a man with a knife. He stabbed him three times with a knife."

It is worth mentioning that a terrorist attack on May 22 in Manchester, London, killed 22 people. The UK government had raised the level of terrorist alert in the wake of the Manchester attacks and had deployed the army to assist the police.

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin held extensive talks on Thursday (June 1) on bilateral, regional and international issues of mutual interest and strengthening energy and trade relations.

At the beginning of his meeting, Modi told Putin that he was happy to be visiting Putin's hometown as Prime Minister. For the first time in Russia, India-Russia summit is taking place outside of Moscow in St. Petersburg.

Modi said, "In general, international relations are down below, but history has witnessed no fluctuations in Indo-Russian relations."

Modi thanked the President of Russia for playing an important role in getting membership of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) to India.

Putin said that India will become a full-fledged member of the SCO in a week.

In the conversation with Putin, Modi mentioned his visit to the memorial of the martyrs of World War II in the morning. He told Putin, "You are a leader whose family sacrificed. Your brother had martyrdom."

Putin's brothers died in the Leningrad attack in World War II 70 years ago. He thanked Modi for going to war memorial and said that there is a special significance for such places in the hearts of the Russian people.

Both sides can sign 12 agreements in other areas including science and technology, railways, cultural exchanges, and among other private sectors. They will also issue a Vision Document. They can also contract for the construction of the last two units of India's largest nuclear power plant in Kudankulam.

Explain that for the first time an Indian Prime Minister is joining the Economic and Business Summit. The trade between the two countries is $ 7.8 billion dollars, which has come down compared to 2014. Then it was 10 billion dollars. Both countries are working with the goal of bringing the business to 30 billion dollars in the next five years.

Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain today (June 1) said that India has become a major obstacle to sustainable peace in South Asia. Apart from this, he called an incomplete agenda for split the Kashmir issue.

According to Dawn, while addressing the joint session of the Parliament, the President of Pakistan underlined the Kashmir issue and the stressful bilateral relations between Pakistan and India.

Describing Kashmir as an imperfect agenda of the subcontinent, the President of Pakistan said, "India has become a major obstacle for sustainable peace in the region."

He said, "Instead of positively answering Pakistan's peace efforts, India sent Kulbhushan Jadhav, terrorists and other spies."

Relationship between India and Pakistan on various issues, including situation of Kashmir and Jadhav, is tense.

Let's say that even before the President of Pakistan, Mamnoon Hussain, many Pakistan Dictatorials have already declared Kashmir an incomplete agenda of partition. In January this year, Pakistan's former Army Chief, Rahil Sharif, gave similar statement.

Last month, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had also said that there was an incomplete agenda during the Kashmir Partition.

India had a strong answer on Pakistan's statement and demanded action against Pakistan from terror.

After the Uri attack, Indo-Pak relations are continuously tense. India gave a clear response to Pakistan's attack by cross border action in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir.

Here, during his annual address in the joint session of the Parliament of Pakistan, President Mamnoon Hussain faced opposition from the Opposition (1 June) today and the MPs raised anti-government slogans like 'Go Nawaz Go'.

The main argument of the Opposition is that the government has refused to broadcast on the government channel PTV for the speech of opposition leaders on the budget.

As the session started, the Opposition started blocking the president's address. Some MPs whistled and some shouted. The MPs were heard roaming slogans like 'Go Nawaz Go'. Later, the Opposition walked out of the house.

Addressing the media outside Parliament, Khurshid Shah, leader of the Opposition, said that the government is using non-autocratic methods to suppress the voices of the Opposition. He said, "The President did not talk about the main issue of corruption in his speech."

In Kabul's Wazir Akbar Khan area, a car hit a powerful suicide bomber today in which 80 people were killed and 350 were injured.

The Ministry of Health of Afghanistan has confirmed this. At present, no terrorist organization has taken responsibility for the blast.

It was reported in TV reports that the blast happened near the German mission in which the Indian Embassy building located at a distance of 50 meters was also damaged.

Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj tweeted that Indian staff and diplomats are safe after heavy blasts.

Indian Ambassador Manpreet Vohra said, "Due to the blast some windows of the embassy have been broken but the staff is safe."

Waiting for more information in this matter.

Earlier, on March 8, terrorists attacked the Afghan army's biggest military hospital in Kabul. More than 100 people were killed in an encounter with security forces for six hours. The responsibility of the attack was taken by the Islamic State, which has been expanding its influence in Afghanistan.

After this, there was a powerful explosion in a bus during the busy time of March 13 in Afghanistan. No organization had taken responsibility for the blast. The attack took place when the Taliban had accelerated the attacks before the official start of the annual spring festival.

On the basis of initial information, Afghanistan's Home Ministry had said that at least one woman was killed and eight people were injured in the blast. Kabul police spokesman Basir Mujahid said, "The minibus was targeted at Kabul and it was exploded."

On March 1, there was a bomb explosion in Kabul. The extremists attacked two security campuses, in which 15 people were killed and 38 others were injured.

The Afghan Home Ministry had said that a suicide car bomb attacker in western Kabul tried to target the police premises and there was firing there. After the attack, there was smoke rising in the sky.

The Afghan Home Ministry had said that five minutes after the attack, another suicide bomber blew himself on the gate in the Afghan Intelligence Agency's building in eastern Kabul.