Rohingyas suffer from rain 10A06.12F

31 ♥ Rohingyas suffer from rain

The rains have increased in the Rohingya camp in Ukhia-Teknaf of Cox's Bazar. Two-and-a-half-feet of houses have been demolished in the Rohingya camp in landslide with two-day rain water on the hills of Ukhia-Teknaf. As such, obstacles in road movement, and the tent of stay is becoming unfavorable. The residents of these camps complained, they have suffered severe suffering due to eating and eating. Besides, the number of cases of fever, cough and cough and pneumonia is increasing in camps. Most of whom are children. On Monday (June 11th), images from around the Rohingya camps were seen from morning till evening. Teknaf upazila administration said in the wake of these allegations, the investigation is being investigated. Road and camp development will be arranged.

On Monday (June 11th) in Teknaf's Hiaiqing Patbania hill Rohingya camp was talked with fifty-five Rohingya women Fatema Begum. She said, 'Husband died a month and a half ago. I ran away to save lives and lost a son and survived. Here we got a small hut in the house. The rain broke down in the rain. What will happen now, where will I go with four children? Where I am, I do not know. '

Mustafa Khatun busy burning firewood to fire a stove for cooking in a tent in Ukhia Madhura Rohingya camp. When asked, he said, 'nothing can be cooked for rain water. Because of the accumulation of water under the oven, many tried from the morning but could not burn the fire. Children are starving. There were some cookies, gave them food. No food was eaten at noon. If I can not cook, I do not know what to eat at night. '

Four people of the same family busy working in the Teknaf Mokhoni Rohingya camp, breaking the tents. They came four months ago. Asked whether he had received relief material, one of them, Nur Mohammad said, 'got nothing except rice-pulse. Besides, the tent has been torn apart in the rain. I can not feed the children because there is no cooking system. '