Rapports

Previous reports can be accessed here. Overview It has been two weeks since the devastating fire in Kutupalong Balukhali refugee camps (Camps 8E, 8W and 9) that left 48,300 individuals without shelter. According to findings from the Inter…

Last month, a massive fire swept through the largest refugee camp in the world in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, where nearly one million Rohingya refugees live. The fire took 15 lives and burned down thousands of shelters…

World Food Programme works with Government and NGOs to deliver critical food assistance as fire leaves 45,000 people displaced By Brook duBois The World Food Programme (WFP) is supporting people left destitute after a fire ripped through Kutupalong…

• At 3:30 pm on 22nd March 2021 a significant fire broke out in Kutupalong Balukhali Extension, Camp 8W that spread throughout Camp 9 and parts of Camps 8E and 8W causing heavy damage to infrastructure…

Damage and loss 61,191 PEOPLE AFFECTED 12,413 SHELTERS DAMAGED 1,611 COMMUNITY FACILITIES DAMAGED 1,517 WASH FACILITIES DAMAGED 54 LEARNING CENTRES DAMAGED 16 CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES DAMAGED 13 DEATHS 563 PEOPLE INJURED 45,122 PEOPLE DISPLACED Response highlights till date 1,704 people received emergency medical support 9,473 people reached with hygiene messages 951 tons of debris cleaned 30,288 people received psychological first-aid 285 separated children reunited with…

On the afternoon of March 22, 2021, a massive fire broke out in the Rohingya refugee camps in Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar. The fire quickly spread across camps 08E, 08W and 9 consuming shelters and personal belongings of…

UNHCR Bangladesh is urgently appealing for $5.9 million to support critical humanitarian needs following the devastating fire which broke out on 22 March in the Kutupalong Balukhali camps. Government emergency services and humanitarian agencies coordinated to put…

Previous reports can be accessed here. FLASH REPORT: In the early hours of 2 April, a fire broke out in Kutupalong market adjacent to the Kutupalong refugee camps. Initial reports suggest the tragic deaths of three individuals…

Highlights • According to the Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG) Joint Needs Assessment (JNA) report, 48,300 individuals were directly affected by the fire and 37,078 individuals temporarily displaced with 10,100 households without shelters. • UNICEF-supported two Integrated Nutrition facilities…

Damage and loss 61,191 PEOPLE AFFECTED 12,413 SHELTERS DAMAGED 1,611 COMMUNITY FACILITIES DAMAGED 1,517 WASH FACILITIES DAMAGED 54 LEARNING CENTRES DAMAGED 16 CHILD FRIENDLY SPACES DAMAGED 13 DEATHS 563 PEOPLE INJURED 45,122 PEOPLE DISPLACED Response highlights till date 1,537 people received emergency medical support 7,323 people reached with…