A Rohingya refugee from Camp No. 11 in Balukhali, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, tragically lost his life in a landslide on July 3, 2024.
The landslide, caused by continuous and heavy rainfall, struck early in the morning around 3:40 AM. The victim, Anuwar Islam, son of Dil Mohammed, was buried under the mud and did not survive the incident.
The monsoon season has put the Rohingya refugees in precarious conditions, with frequent landslides posing significant dangers. Many refugees have been relocated to learning centers and other safe places within the camp to mitigate these risks.
Rohingya Vision News
More Stories
Rohingya Sparks Cautious Hope for Repatriation
DHAKA, May 25, 2025 β In a rare and cautiously watched development, at least 82 Rohingyas have reportedly returned voluntarily...
Myanmar Military Launches Airstrikes on Kyauktaw
For the second consecutive day, the Myanmar military junta has carried out deadly airstrikes targeting civilian-populated neighborhoods in Kyauktaw Town,...
Safe Zone in Arakan Will Resolve Rohingya Crisis
Rohingya leaders are urging the establishment of a UN-supervised safe zone in Arakan instead of a proposed humanitarian corridor, emphasizing...
A Wake-Up Call for Bangladesh and the Rohingya
A video showing uniformed members of the Arakan Army (AA) and its political wing, the United League of Arakan (ULA),...
AA Captures Fishermen And Boats from Naf Rivers
On the morning of April 8, 11 fishermen and their two trawlers were taken by the Arakan Army (AA) from...
Rohingya Refugees Hit by UN Food Cuts
COXβS BAZAR β Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh are facing an even greater struggle for survival as the United Nations announces...