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Winter Bringing Rain Continues at Coxbazar & There is Signal Number Three Since the Weather is Quite Bad.
Heavy Rain and Bad Weather Worry Rohingya Refugees as There is a Threat of Cold and Corona.
Staff Reporter
People are suffering and daily life has stopped due to rain and continuous drizzling. Abdur Sukkur at Camp 16 told to our correspondence that “due to rain, walkways are slippery and people are feeling cold. It is also getting difficult to bring things from outside. Moreover, people worry about many groups in the camps too.”
Amidst bad weather and continued rainfall at camps, many people are getting careless about the health issues like washing hands again and again, using hand sanitizer, using masks and maintaining social distance etc.
Weather department says that the rain may continue for a few days and people may catch cold if they don’t get sincere and it may affect our social life.
People from different parts of Bangladesh work in the Rohingya Refugees camps which is why no-one is safe now.
Already, Thursday and Wednesday are the two days while Coxbazar Rain has not stopped . In the meantime, Corona Virus may be increasing more as experts report that winter may hit more Covid-19 cases.
Our staff journalist, Rashed has attended a press meeting and informed us that there is a possibility of severe Second Phase Affect as the situation is deteriorating day by day. Rohingya Camp corona patients were in Isolation centers of different NGOs earlier although they are home now after being cured.
The situation is no way near improvement as people in all areas of Coxbazar are callous to maintain safety issue for Coronavirus. . The tough days are still upcoming because of the failure to follow the instructions and when it will end nobody knows.
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