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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
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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 in accordance with the needs, and that there were contingency plans in place if the situation worsens for network failure too.
The district administration has categorized 200,000 of about a million residents of the settlements as vulnerable to landslides, they said.
However, they added that, there were no landslides as yet.
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