Cold Intensifies in Tetulia as Temperatures Continue to Drop

The winter chill in Tetulia, Panchagarh, continues to intensify, with cold winds and dense early-morning moisture leaving residents shivering. The persistent drop in temperature has made nights particularly difficult, and the weather office has indicated the possibility of a cold wave at the beginning of December.

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Cold Intensifies in Tetulia as Temperatures Continue to Drop