At least nine Rohingyas were killed in landslides caused by heavy torrential rain in Ukhiya refugee camps of Cox's Bazar Wednesday morning, The Daily Star reported. Quoting Mohammad Samsudduza, additional refugee relief and repatriation commissioner,

At least 10 people, including eight Rohingya Muslims, were killed and many injured in landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rains in southern Bangladesh. More than 1 million Rohingya live in crowded refugee camps.

Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s BazarRescue workers have recovered six bodies after the landslide at the No. 8 and No. 9 camps, APBn says

The plight of the Rohingya has been made worse by a series of devastating cyclones, intensified by climate change. In 2017 Cyclone Mora destroyed thousands of makeshift homes, Cyclone Sitrang affected 33,000 refugees in 2022 and just last year Cyclone Mocha left 40,000 people without shelter.

Caritas Secretary General Alistair Dutton visits the refugee camps where Caritas Bangladesh has been active since 2017 together with the Government of Bangladesh. Global food aid has fallen to US$ 10

At least three Rohingya refugees were killed, and seven others were injured after a clash between rival militant groups vying for