United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Gutierrez has urged the Rohingyas to move away from the existing camps in Bangladesh to avoid the risk of accidents and losses in the coming monsoon season. He warned that humanitarian disasters can occur in the Shibas during the rainy season.
The United Nations Secretary-General called on journalists in New York on Thursday. Meanwhile, as a part of the repatriation process, the names of 10 thousand Rohingya refugees have been finalized by Bangladesh authorities. It is known that the list will be handed over to Myanmar at the end of next month’s Joint Work Group meeting in Dhaka. New Indian Express and Arab News
Gutierrez said, “At least 1.5 million Rohingya refugees are at risk of floods in the camps of Cox’s Bazar in the coming rainy season. Besides, other negative effects of monsoon season may also fall on them. Therefore, to avoid risks like floods and landslides, refugee camps need to be removed elsewhere. ‘
According to the United Nations, refugees are also at risk of other diseases, including clay, during the rainy season. So they need a little high land in rehabilitation.
