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- Living Tents are very Small for Many Families Since Over population in the Rohingya Camps Require More Spaces: IOM Reports
- Malaysia finds Rohingya feared drowned hiding on island
- Low Pressure in the Bay of Bengal is Bringing Temperature Fall and Families may Suffer More Beside Elders along with Babies in this Corona Situation: Weather Reports
- Future Fate of the Rohingya Refugees Seems Uncertain Since Bangladesh is also Struggling with Support.
- Climate Change and Open Drainage System in the Rohingya Refugees Camps Made People Fall in Illness: Medical Agencies Report.
Living Tents are very Small for Many Families Since Over population in the Rohingya Camps Require More Spaces: IOM Reports
Population and Spaces are Contradictory for Huge Number of People in the Rohingya Refugees Camps. Staff Reporter Population is so high in all zones that people keep moving from one to another places. Balukhali 2 camp is one of the camp zones where people seem to spread more all around due to the broader roads […]
Malaysia finds Rohingya feared drowned hiding on island
Twenty-six Rohingya refugees, who had been feared drowned while trying to swim ashore close to the Malaysian resort island of Langkawi, have been found alive, hiding in the vegetation on a nearby islet, a senior coastguard official said on Monday. Malaysia does not recognise refugee status, but the country is a common destination for the […]
Low Pressure in the Bay of Bengal is Bringing Temperature Fall and Families may Suffer More Beside Elders along with Babies in this Corona Situation: Weather Reports
Staff Reporter Cox bazaar Correspondence: Weather department says that Low Temperature, fog, rain, dews, hazy weather are adding sufferings for the people around due to downward pressure in the Bay of Bengal. The low middle class people along with the Refugees are unable to work and they even suffer to get jobs since they live […]
Future Fate of the Rohingya Refugees Seems Uncertain Since Bangladesh is also Struggling with Support.
Staff Reporter Coronavirus Pandemic along with Economic Crisis in the midst of Lock Down seem endless and unending. Not a single country is ready to take responsibility of the Rohingya Community as every country is simply appreciating Bangladesh and showing sympathy. OIC and other organizations aren’t actively taking any action against Myanmar Military Genocide to […]
Climate Change and Open Drainage System in the Rohingya Refugees Camps Made People Fall in Illness: Medical Agencies Report.
Staff Correspondence Mercy Refugees House Coxbazar,Bangladesh. Increasing Temperature in between heavy rainfall along with open drainage system in the Rohingya Refugees Camps let people fall in illness as Medical Agencies Report in Coxbazar like high fever, diarrhea, belly ache, physical problems and cholera etc. Due to huge deforestation and population growth in the two Upazillas […]
Rakhine Women’s Gang Rape Case Against Myanmar Army
Staff Reporter A Rakhine woman has filed a gang rape case against three members of Myanmar’s military. Sittui, a resident of Rathdong Township, filed the case with the Township Police Station. The 36-year-old woman from Uga village in Rathdong alleged that three Myanmar soldiers were gang-raping her at gunpoint. He was subjected to forensic examination […]
Rohingya call for voting rights ahead of Myanmar election
As Myanmar gears up for general elections on Nov. 8, 2020, thousands of the persecuted Rohingya community face uncertainty over their right to vote. Around one million Rohingya from the country’s western Rakhine state who held “white cards” could vote in the 2010 general elections and three Rohingya from the Union Solidarity and Development Party(USDP) […]
Current Rohingya Refugees Camp Situation at Coxbazar isn’t at all Good- Reported Locals.
Staff Reporter People are getting dissatisfied living in the camp because of the scarcity of proper food supply in time as the demand is ever-increasing since many thousands of small shops developed which affect the business chain in the way of supply and demand condition. Local people believe that if there is scarcity of food […]
Education programming for refugee women & girls: Findings from a needs assessment study
With 1 billion students and youth across the globe affected by school and university closures, there is increasing debate around ongoing disruption in education. Many perceive this as a wake-up call to develop and adopt alternative education modalities such as interactive audio instruction through television, radio, and mobile phones. These discussions and possible shifts, to […]
Heavy Rainfall is again Predicted and Network Failures Make people Suffer in the Rohingya Refugees Camps and So do the Locals : Reports Team of Coxbazar
Staff Reporter The suffering of hundreds of thousands Rohingyas living in the settlement camps in Cox’s Bazar continues due to non-stop rainfall for more than five days, posing challenges for the administration to deal with the situation. Concerned government officials in Cox’s Bazar also told Mercy Correspondence that the government was responding to the situation […]Recent Posts
Population and Spaces are Contradictory for Huge Number of People in the Rohingya Refugees Camps. Staff Reporter Population is so high in all zones that people keep moving from one to another places. Balukhali 2 camp is one of the camp zones where people seem to spread more all around due to the broader roads […]
