Emergency Appeal: Camp Fires Devastate Makeshift Homes in Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh A devastating fire broke out at block-H of Rohingya camp no-1 located at Lombashiaghona in Cox’s Bazar Bangladesh on May 12, 2020 resulting in around 100 makeshift houses being gutted and a total of 600 makeshift homes being destroyed. Screams and shouts resonated throughout the area as an already struggling Rohingya refugee community sought safety. HHRD is working with vetted partner NGOs in the area to provide emergency relief to those affected.

 All funds raised for 'Burmese Relief Fund' will exclusively be designated towards the Burmese Relief projects; after fundraising and administrative expenses.

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1.2 Million Rohingya Refugees in Need

Since 1978, the Rohingya have faced decades of systematic discrimination, statelessness and targeted violence in the Rakhine State, Myanmar. August 2017, ushered in the largest and fastest refugee exodus into Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh where an estimated 745,000 Rohingya reside in what has become the world’s largest refugee camp.

With an uncertain future, the Rohingya remain in an extremely perilous situation. These refugees remain tremendously vulnerable, living in exceedingly challenging conditions, and dependent on aid for their survival.