Informes

HIGHLIGHTS • The Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE) with the technical assistance of WHO, has completed a rapid assessment of Health Care Waste Management in all health facilities in Rohingya camps (including nearby government health facilities). •…

More than 12 million people are affected by heavy rains, landslides and flooding brought about by monsoon rains in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal. Myanmar has also been affected. Some areas are still inaccessible because of the…

Non-governmental development organisation BRAC has allocated BDT 50 lac for flood relief operations across the country. Until 21 July, the organisation has distributed dry food and cash assistance among 7,644 families in 30 upazilas. With the…

I - SITUATION OVERVIEW During the reporting period, from 11 July (18:00) to 18 July (18:00), monsoon-related events affected over 2,700 refugees. Damage to facilities was reported across sectors, including to health facilities, water points, latrines, nutrition…

According to UN OCHA, as of 21 July, 60 people have died and more than 5 million people have been affected by Monsoon flooding in the north, north-east and south east. River water levels have reached dangerous…

Dhaka, 22 July 2019 - Heavy monsoon rain and water from upstream sources have triggered river levels to rise and cause flooding in northern and southeastern parts of Bangladesh, affecting an estimated 4 million people. Floods, adverse…

ROHINGYA WOMEN SPEARHEAD WORLD REFUGEE DAY COMMEMORATIONS Rohingya refugees took the lead in celebrating World Refugee Day – an internationally-recognized event commemorated around the world. In the Kutupalong Rohingya camps, 120 women and girls held a full…

Highlights of flood and landslide situation 02 major river system in North (Jamuna & Tista) reached highest water level compared to its previous record (over last 100 years) as per FFWC. According to FFWC, water level in BrahmaputraJamuna…

In Bangladesh, heavy monsoon rainfall since 9 July 2019 throughout the country and upstream regions adjacent to border, has led to a massive flooding situation in low lying areas of Northern, northeastern and south-eastern districts of…

1. Situation Overview: According to National Disaster Response Coordination Center (NDRCC), 21 districts of northern, north-eastern and south-eastern Bangladesh are most affected due to week-long monsoon rains in the upstream regions and throughout the country. The flood…