Rapports

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Cyclone Remal made landfall near the Bangladesh-India border, severely impacting the Sundarbans in Satkhira district on 26 May 2024, affecting 4.6 million people. GiHA Working Group initiated the Rapid Gender Analysis on 27 May, refined…

SITUATION OVERVIEW Following the fire which swept through Camp 13 in Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar on Friday (24 May), approximately 1,100 Rohingyas have been affected, and their shelters and camp infrastructure damaged. The Cyclone Remal which made a…

SITUATION OVERVIEW The fire which swept through Camp 13 in Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar on Friday 24 May, affected approximately 1,100 Rohingyas, with widespread damage to shelters and camp infrastructure. No casualties were reported, but 18 people suffered…

Brief Overview The advisories shared from different forecasting agencies* said that a low -pressure area formed over the Bay of Bengal on 22nd of May 2024, which later intensified into deep depression and furthermore intensified into Cyclonic…

DHAKA, 30 May, 2024: More than 270,000 children in Bangladesh have lost their homes or are living in damaged houses after a severe cyclone ripped off roofs, swamped villages and cut power to millions of people,…

This report is produced by the Inter-cluster Coordination Group (ICCG) and Inter Sector Coordination Group (ISCG) and Bashan Char Rohingya Response in collaboration with cluster and sectors coordinators and humanitarian partners, based in Bangladesh. It was…

Description According to the Bangladesh Metrological Department (BMD), cyclone Remal made landfall near the Bangladesh-India border, at the western part of Sundarbans in Shatkhira district. The highest recorded wind speed was 111 km/h at 1:30 am on…

Launches public fundraising appeal, calling everyone to come forward to deal with this humanitarian crisis Cyclone Remal has left behind a trail of destruction. An estimated 35,000 houses along the coastal belt have been fully destroyed, and…

Highlights Severe Cyclonic Storm Remal, made its landfall in Patuakhali district, Bangladesh, on 26 May 2024 with a maximum wind speed of 111 km/h. The storm surge, accompanied by extremely heavy rainfall, caused flooding of 5-8 feet…

WASHINGTON, May 28, 2024—The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors today approved two projects totaling $700 million to provide basic services and build disaster and social resilience for both the host communities and displaced Rohingya population…