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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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7 mins ago Tracey Tangihaere is an advocate for education, economic and social wellbeing. EIT is delighted to announce the appointment of Tracey Tangihaere (Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Maniapoto) as Executive Director of the EIT Tairāwhiti campus. Tracey is currently the Principal Advisor – Strategic Relationships at Te Tūāpapa Kura Kāinga (Ministry of Housing and Urban Development) where she has played a lead role in shaping housing policy and creating a new Māori Housing Strategy. Prior to this she has held a range of senior positions including Central Regional Manager in t...

Bangladesh: Humanitarian Situation Report No. 55: 1 January to 31 December 2020 Format Highlights With the generous support of its donors, UNICEF supported the Government of Bangladesh and other humanitarian actors to prevent and respond to the direct and indirect impact of COVID-19 in the Rohingya camps and host communities. This response included accelerate risk communication and hygiene promotion; the delivery of $4.5 million in personal protective equipment and medical supplies to NGO and government health facilities and the establishment of a severe acute respiratory infection isolation ...

Two-year-old boy trapped in storeroom at NSW childcare centre A Central Coast mother has been left distraught and furious after her two-year-old son was found trapped in a childcare storeroom. Samantha Bridge was picking up her son Abel from the Dinky Di Childcare Centre at Lake Haven on Friday, when employees at the centre were unable to find the toddler. "(We searched) the toilets, the offices, the baby room, mum went into the changeroom, into the laundry and she could hear Abel crying 'help nanny help,'" Ms Bridge told 9News. Two-year-old Abel was trapped in a storeroom at childcare last F...