Rapports

Overall Humanitarian Needs BRAC is continuing its damage and needs assessment in the Rohingya camps and host community areas. There is a growing need for clothes, kitchen utensils, sandbags/jute bags, padlocks and chains, GI wires, ropes, and…

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 59 people received emergency medical support today 6,300 kg commodity goods distributed among affected displaced families 16,200 packets of cooked meals provided across affected camps 969 children…

877,710 Rohingya refugees reside in 34 extremely congested camps in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas of Cox’s Bazar District. Over 700,000 of these refugees arrived in the weeks following violence in the northern part of Myanmar’s Rakhine State in…

The European Commission has announced €500,000 in emergency funding to respond to the consequences of the massive fires in Cox's Bazar refugee camps in Bangladesh on 22 March. The fire affecting one of the largest refugee…

(New York, 24 March 2021): UN humanitarian chief Mark Lowcock today released US$14 million from the United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) to provide urgent shelter and other assistance to tens of thousands of Rohingya…

Overall Humanitarian Needs The recent fire in the three camps has left thousands of people with no shelter, water, food or belongings. Children have been separated from their families and women and girls are in need of…

Wednesday March 24, 2021 Islamic Relief is scaling up to provide emergency shelter and sanitation to thousands of people made homeless by the devastating fire at Balukali refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Around 10,000 shelters have been…

We stand in solidarity with the 10,000 Rohingya refugee families affected by the massive fires in Kutapalong Camp in Cox’s Bazar Bangladesh. The humanitarian community and the Government of Bangladesh have worked together tirelessly to support…

Highlights • A massive fire broke out in the Rohingya refugee camps around 3.30PM on 22 March 2021. The fire started in Camp 8W and then spread through Camps 9, 10 and 8E. • According to the reports…

Brief The fire on Monday has caused massive destruction in the lives of the Rohingya population, who are still recovering from the crisis in 2017. As of 23rd March evening, 13 people have been lost to, and 563…