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Bangladesh Market Monitor - April 2024

Key Messages ▪ The general inflation decreased in April 2024 slightly by 0.7 percent compared to last month hitting 9.74 percent, owing to a sharp upshift of food inflation. The month-on-month food inflation increased by 3.5 percent…

Formato:
Situation Report
Origen:
WFP
Posted:
25 Jun 2024
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WFP Bangladesh Response Plan June 2024 - Cyclone Remal

Cyclone Remal, which struck the southern coastal regions on 26 May, is the most devastating cyclone to hit Bangladesh in recent years. Nearly 5 million people across 19 districts in Khulna and Barishal divisions were affected.…

Formato:
Appeal
Origen:
WFP
Posted:
24 Jun 2024
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Bangladesh: Epidemiological Highlights - Epi Week 22, 2024: 26 May - 1 June 2024

Proportional Morbidity Acute Respiratory Infections (18.7%), Injury and wounds (3.4%), and Acute Watery Diarrhoea (3.9%), were the diseases and health conditions with the highest proportional morbidity this week. Upsurges/Outbreak There have been four (4) lab-confirmed measle cases and 1…

Formato:
Situation Report
Origen:
Govt. Bangladesh, WHO
Posted:
24 Jun 2024
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Bangladesh flood: Situational update from BRAC

UPDATE [17:00 BST (GMT+6) 22 June 2024] Approximately 2.25 million people have been affected by the floods, with 1.6 million stranded in Sylhet, Sunamganj, and Moulvibazar districts in northeastern Bangladesh, leaving 12,000 people in the region without…

Formato:
News and Press Release
Origen:
BRAC
Posted:
23 Jun 2024

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Journée mondiale des réfugiés : n'oublions pas les Rohingyas

Cox's Bazar, l'un des plus grands camps de réfugiés au monde, abrite aujourd'hui près d'un million de Rohingyas qui ont fui la Birmanie en 2017. Parmi eux, 12 % sont des personnes handicapées. Focus à l'occasion…

Formato:
News and Press Release
Origen:
HI
Posted:
23 Jun 2024

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Refugiados rohingya sufren por la falta de tratamientos para la hepatitis C

Una reciente encuesta de MSF en los campos para personas refugiadas rohingya en Bangladesh ha encontrado que casi una de cada cinco personas examinadas para la hepatitis C tiene una infección activa. La falta de capacidad en…

Formato:
News and Press Release
Origen:
MSF
Posted:
22 Jun 2024

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