The Dhaka Times Desk At least 300 tourists have been stranded in Saint Martin due to bad weather in the last two days. Tourists are stranded as the Bay of Bengal is rough under the effects of Cyclone Hudhud.
It is known that the Bay of Bengal is now turbulent under the influence of Cyclone Hudhud. Cox's Bazar coast has seen an increase of about 4/5 feet of tidal water. About 350 tourists are stranded in Saint Martin, known as a coral island due to rough seas. After Eid, many tourists from different parts of the country come here. He has come again. An average of 3,000 tourists visit Saint Martin every day with the addition of 3 ships. Many of them are spending the night on the island. At least 350 tourists were stranded there because no ship went to the island yesterday Saturday due to rough seas.
If the weather is normal, more than 350 tourists stranded on the island will be sent to Teknaf, said Nurul Amin, chairman of St. Martin's Union. A ship was supposed to bring back stranded tourists this morning, but the ship could not go due to hostile weather, it is said.
Many tourists are not able to go out in Cox's Bazar due to bad weather. Many people came to Cox's Bazar to make the joy of Eid more joyful. They are victims of hostile weather. But those who went the day after Eid had a good time in Cox's Bazar. But those who went after a day or two fell to the grave of this hostile weather.
It should be noted that due to the impact of Cyclone Hudhud, rainfall is occurring in different parts of Bangladesh. Cox's Bazar is also likely to experience rain-storm. Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Mongla and Payra seaports have already been asked to show local warning signal number 3 due to the cyclone.
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