Tide up : Part of Chittagong city goes 4-5 feet under water

CHITTAGONG, BANGLADESH - JULY 27 : People seen on street during tide-up at Agrabad area in Chittagong, Bangladesh on July 27, 2017 Every day Agrabad area goes under water 4-5 feet during tide up Everyday it's goes under twice People suffering a lot and most people left Agrabad area causes of this situation / Agrabad is a downtown commercial and financial area in Chittagong, the second largest city of Bangladesh Bangladesh sits at the head of the Bay of Bengal, nearly one-quarter is less than seven feet about sea level; two-thirds of the country is less than 15 feet above sea level. Most Bangladeshis live along coastal areas where alluvial delta soils provide some of the best farmland in the country / Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) says that, in Bangladesh a 15 cm sea level rise by 2030 would lead to 3 percent of land loss and 6 percent of total flooded area increase while a 27 cm rise would cause 6 percent of land loss and 10 percent of flooded area increase in the 2050s.