Rohingya Refugee Crisis: The Looming Humanitarian Catastrophe in Cox's Bazar

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In the sprawling camps of Cox's Bazar, southern Bangladesh, a humanitarian crisis of alarming proportions is unfolding. The Rohingya refugees, who fled persecution in Myanmar, now find themselves trapped in dire circumstances, battling hunger and vulnerability. The UN World Food Programme (WFP) has sounded the alarm over dwindling donor funding, which has resulted in severe ration cuts, leaving the refugees more vulnerable than ever. As the second ration cut in just three months takes effect, the lives of these displaced individuals hang in the balance, desperately in need of immediate aid and compassion.

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The Rohingya refugee crisis has been ongoing for years, with over a million refugees seeking shelter in the congested camps of Cox's Bazar. These individuals escaped unthinkable atrocities in Myanmar and sought solace in Bangladesh, hoping for a safer and brighter future. However, the reality they face is far from hopeful. The camps, already stretched to their limits, are now faced with the harsh reality of insufficient resources and funding.