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  1. The month long BBC Bangladesh boat trip has come to an end, and what a momentous four weeks it's been! l:Dhaka, Bangladesh=23.70000,90.300002:57 AM Nov 26th, 2007 from web
  2. BBC boat now heads towards Dhaka after a momentous four weeks in which the weather has dominated the agenda9:20 PM Nov 24th, 2007 from web
  3. In Mongla just finished a question time style debate on the cyclone. Many injured people joined us who needed first aid assistance.4:12 AM Nov 24th, 2007 from web
  4. Back in Mongla where life seems to be returning to normal after the horrors of last week's cyclone. l:Mongla, Bangladesh=22.47157,89.595347:34 PM Nov 22nd, 2007 from web
  5. The pressing need now for victims of the cyclone in the south-west seems to be access to clean water.5:19 AM Nov 22nd, 2007 from web
  6. Deep in the Sunderbans, to see how Thursday's cyclone has devastated local communities. l:Supoti, Bangladesh=22.04645,89.825968:31 PM Nov 20th, 2007 from web
  7. Visited a cyclone affected village called Charduani which is in desperate need of clean drinking water.12:50 AM Nov 20th, 2007 from web
  8. We arrived in Rayenda Bazaar earlier today to visit a fishing village devastated by cyclone Sidr. l:Rayenda, Bangladesh=22.31119,89.861455:33 AM Nov 19th, 2007 from web
  9. The BBC team rejoins the MV Aboshar after visiting more cyclone-affected villages. l:Barisal, Bangladesh=22.69263,90.376019:20 AM Nov 18th, 2007 from web
  10. A harrowing day for the BBC team reporting on villages that were totally destroyed in the cyclone. l:Mongla, Bangladesh=22.60000,89.500006:09 AM Nov 17th, 2007 from web
  11. Now in Mongla to report on the aftermath of the cyclone. l:Mongla, Bangladesh=22.60000,89.5000012:45 PM Nov 16th, 2007 from web
  12. BBC team has left the boat and is now heading towards the south to report on the aftermath of Thursday night's cyclone3:24 AM Nov 16th, 2007 from web
  13. The BBC team arrives at a hotel in Bhuapur to escape the ravages of the weather.l:Bhuapur, Bangladesh=24.38991,89.812818:33 AM Nov 15th, 2007 from web
  14. Evacuated! The BBC team had to leave the MV Aboshar after running aground in bad cylone weather. l:Daulatdia, Bangladesh=23.77083,89.785092:49 AM Nov 15th, 2007 from web
  15. At Daulatdia ferry terminal expecting bad weather as cyclone in the Bay of Bengal heads north. l:Daulatdia, Bangladesh=23.77083,89.785095:18 AM Nov 14th, 2007 from web
  16. Dropped anchor at Mawa for the night. Spent the day seeing how rivers are affected by siltation. l:Mawa, Bangladesh=23.47007,90.246444:14 AM Nov 13th, 2007 from web
  17. Dropped anchor at Chandpur. Alastair has now replaced Ben on boad the BBC boat. l:Chandpur, Bangladesh=23.23868,90.653086:12 AM Nov 12th, 2007 from web
  18. Much travelling over the last two days - heading towards Bhedorgonj. l:Bhedorgonj bound, Bangladesh=22.81266,90.466381:09 AM Nov 12th, 2007 from web
  19. Heading north towards Barisal, the weather becoming slightly cooler. l:Barisal bound, Bangladesh=22.66260,90.110788:19 AM Nov 11th, 2007 from web
  20. Heading towards north towards Barisal, the weather becoming slightly cooler. l:Barisal bound, Bangladesh=22.66260,90.110788:16 AM Nov 11th, 2007 from web
  • Name bangladeshboat
  • Location Dhaka, Bangladesh
  • Web http://www.bbcwor...
  • Bio The MV Aboshar boat is travelling Bangladesh's rivers to chart the effects of climate change.
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