Dhaka, Feb. 24 -- The government of Japan has extended its support to flood-affected communities in eastern Bangladesh by providing the International Organization for Migration (IOM) with $3.2 million in assistance.

This funding aims to aid the displaced and affected populations in Noakhali, Laxmipur and Feni, three of the worst-hit districts.

The agreement was formalised through an Exchange of Notes, signed by SAIDA Shinichi, Ambassador of Japan to Bangladesh, and Lance Bonneau, Chief of Mission, IOM Bangladesh.

The project will benefit some 500,000 displaced people by repairing and renovating evacuation shelters, creating livelihood opportunities, and strengthening community resilience to disasters.

Expressing his commitment to Bang...