Flooding in various regions of Bangladesh, including Feni, Cumilla, Chattogram, Moulvibazar, and Habiganj, has begun to recede, helped by decreased rainfall and upstream water levels. Despite improvements, 5 million people remain stranded, with significant damage to infrastructure and homes. The government has mobilized extensive relief efforts, opening shelters and deploying medical teams to assist those affected. Brahmanbaria's Akhaura has seen water levels drop, improving conditions, but many villages and roads remain damaged. In Tripura, India, the flood situation has also stabilized, though the Gomati River remains above danger levels. Authorities emphasize that floods result from heavy rainfall rather than dam releases in India, highlighting the need for cross-border cooperation.