Fires in Rohingya Refugee Camps: Inclusive Rapid Needs Assessment - Bangladesh
Fires in Rohingya Refugee Camps: Inclusive Rapid Needs Assessment Format Introduction On March 22nd at around 3PM a fire broke out in camp 8W and spread through camps 8E and 9 and touching camp 10. Refugees displaced by the fire moved to adjacent camps where they congregated in open spaces, moved to the Learning Centres (LCs) or stayed in the houses of other family members or friends1 . According to the ISCG fire incident initial rapid joint needs assessment report 48,267 people are reportedly displaced, 607 people require some form of medical assistance and 399 people are missing so far. The...
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