Rapports

Description of the disaster Since 12 August 2017, heavy monsoon rains above the seasonal average severely impacted the riverine region of India, Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh. This resulted in intense flooding in almost two-thirds of Bangladesh, affecting over…

KEY HIGHLIGHTS • 24 735 people have been affected by the Monsoon rains as . • Several infrastructures in the camps have been damaged including 18 water points, 252 latrines and one health facility. • The health sector Monsoon…

OVERVIEW The Rubber Plantation Transit Centre (TC) in Kutupalong was established to temporarily receive newly arrived refugees in urgent need of life-saving assistance pending their relocation to the Kutupalong settlement. The site was designed in a way…

KEY HIGHLIGHTS UNHCR and its three WASH partners - Oxfam, NGO Forum, and BRAC (Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee) - have been quickly scaling up their work to address both the immediate needs of refugees, as well as…

The current landscape where in Rohingya refugees are residing is at high-risk of flooding and landslides during the monsoon season which is usually between June and September in Bangladesh. Landslides are frequent in Bangladesh’s hilly areas…

702,000 New Rohingya arrivals since 25 August 2017 in Cox’s Bazar* 915,00 Total Rohingya Population in Cox’s Bazar* 1.3 Million People in Need in Cox’s Bazar * Needs and Population Monitoring Round 10 Key Features This week, 343 individuals at highest…

COX’S BAZAR, Bangladesh, 14 June 2018 – Torrential rain and strong winds hit Rohingya refugee camps and makeshift settlements in the past week threatening the health and safety of thousands of children as the first major…

HIGHLIGHTS The oral vaccination campaign for acute watery diarrhea was successfully completed on 13th May 2018. A total of 901,810 people were vaccinated in this campaign including Rohingya and host community. According to incident report (as of 12 May…

SITUATION OVERVIEW The monsoon rains began in earnest marked by heavy downpours and high winds starting on 9 June through the 13th . Small-scale landslides, floods and gusts of wind damaged structures, bridges, culverts, drainage channels, access…

An estimated total FDMN population of 866 000, of which 734 176 (85%) are under surveillance in the Early Warning Alert and Response System (EWARS). 170 (63%) health facilities are currently registered as active EWARS reporting sites…