Relief for Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh camps

In worn-out, fragile camps blown by the wind and ravaged by a thousand dilemmas and dilemmas, the Rohingya refugees live in southeastern Bangladesh after they fled with their bodies from Arakan State, Myanmar, leaving everything behind, including money, health, food, and life, and their lives in these camps, from that moment on, became a form of inhumanity. At the time of slogans.

The nature of life in the camps is very harsh and lacks the most basic services that an individual needs to meet his daily and humanitarian needs. The overcrowding of nearly two million refugees in a short time in a limited geographical area with little material and environmental capabilities has contributed to the difficulty of providing basic services to those in need.

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We provide them with food, medicine, health support and education

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