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Cold Winter is Bringing Even Colder Atmosphere Soon and Families Suffer More beside Elders Along with Babies: Our Staff Reporter Says.
Staff Reporter Cox bazaar Correspondence This is a rare picture captured in the late afternoon when the sun finally shone. Low Temperature, fog, dews, hazy weather are adding sufferings for the people around. The low middle class people are unable to work and they even suffer to get jobs since they live from hand to […]
31 percent Rohingya don’t Have any Idea Regarding Coronavirus
Most of the Rohingya Refugees including women and children don’t have any information about Coronavirus. Meet The Press Coordinator and Media Wings confirm the news after having conversation with the Press. There was data collection program on May 2020 where it was discovered that many women and children don’t have any idea about Coronavirus. Many […]
Natural Calamities Require to be Faced with Strong Preparations in Refugees Camps
Various Natural Calamities Can Damage the Refugees in the Camps: Cyclone “”Amphan”: 6 Reporter -JDM Danger Signal number Six is given to Coxbazar so far but as the cyclone is approaching, it will be updating soon. There are a lot of problems in the Rohingya Refugees Camps. Still, the most Alarming condition is that people […]
Rohingya Refugees Camps Require to Take Preventive Measures Against Coronavirus Immediately
There are many Coronavirus positive patients available nearby Rohingya Refugees Camps called Ukhiya and for the first time two Corona positive patients were discovered yesterday in Rohingya Refugees Camps of Ukhiya. Most of the NGOs are trying their level best to do something for the safety of the congested living people in the camp since […]
Keep calm, senior minister says on Rohingya issue
KUALA LUMPUR: Investigations will be carried out into news, videos and audios circulating on social media about the Rohingya community. Senior Minister (Security Cluster) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said for now, Malaysians should keep calm and not raise issues that could result in unwanted incidents. He said police were investigating the matter as some […]
Myanmar ships 800 freed Rohingya prisoners back to Rakhine
The Myanmar Government shipped hundreds of recently released Rohingya inmates back to the country’s restive western borderlands on Monday (April 20), after fears that its overcrowded prisons could become hotbeds for runaway Covid-19 (coronavirus) outbreaks. Men, women and children belonging to the stateless and long-persecuted Muslim minority were among nearly 25,000 prisoners freed last week […]
Iranian Refugee Raises Over $600,000 for Pittsburgh Synagogue Where Shooting Took Place
The day after the massacre of 11 Jewish worshipers, Shay Khatiri, 29, started an online fundraiser to collect donations for the Tree of Life Congregation. A refugee from Iran has raised over $600,000 for the Pittsburgh synagogue where a gunman killed 11 people on Saturday. The day after, Shay Khatiri, 29, started an online fundraiser to collect donations […]
‘Iran was like hell’: the young refugees starting new lives in Serbia
At Miksalište refugee center in central Belgrade, young asylum seekers are queueing up to get a free haircut. The room is packed with newcomers, connecting their phones to plug extensions and wifi; elsewhere, two people are playing table tennis. Some have just arrived from the Middle East and North Africa, others have been sleeping rough […]
Chile becomes latest country to resettle Syrian refugees
Chile has become the newest country to be resettling Syrian refugees. Sixty-six Syrians (32 children, 16 women, and 18 men) arrived there yesterday from Lebanon, as part of a refugee resettlement programme led by the Chilean government with the support of UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency. In Santiago, the refugees were welcomed by the country’s […]Recent Posts
Around 6,000 Rohingyas should be evacuated from two camps in Cox’s Bazar to avert casualties as they are living on hilly slopes that are vulnerable to landslides, said a government report. The Department of Environment (DoE) report said the hillocks of the camps, which have been razed by 75 to 90 degrees, are at risk […]
