Sunamganj, Feb. 5 -- Twelve out of 57 water regulators in Sunamganj's haor region have become completely inoperative, disrupting the drainage system crucial for boro crops, freshwater fish and aquatic biodiversity.

Although 36 regulators remain functional, the dysfunctional ones require urgent repairs, according to local farmers and officials.

Constructed by the Water Development Board (WDB), the regulators-ranging from one to six vents-play a vital role in managing water levels in the haor.

Year's of alleged neglect have left a dozen regulators unable to drain water, raising concerns among farmers about potential crop damage from flash floods.

Farmers have also expressed concerns about the lack of proper drainage affecting fish movem...