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The recent massive and devastating fire in the Kutupalong Balukali refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh destroyed some 2,000 shelters and rendered some 12,000 people homeless

FIRE EMERGENCY IN ROHINGYA REFUGEE CAMP

A massive and devastating fire has torn through one of the refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Families have lost their homes and possessions—please provide urgent relief now.

Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees living in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh face many challenges every year due to extreme weather such as monsoon rain and winds causing shelters and community buildings to collapse. 

Now, a devastating fire has swept through part of the camp, leaving over 15,000 people homeless and destroying community buildings like healthcare centres and schools.

Rohingya families who have once again lost everything need your urgent support—they need emergency relief items, shelter and psychological support.

Please donate today.

© UNHCR/Mohammed Hasson

The recent massive and devastating fire in the Kutupalong Balukali refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh destroyed some 2,000 shelters and rendered some 12,000 people homeless

FIRE EMERGENCY IN ROHINGYA REFUGEE CAMP

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