Fire victims at Rohingya camp get relief materials

Faith in Action, a non-governmental organization, in collaboration with the international organization KNH Germany, distributed the relief materials among the fire victims at Rohingya camp-9 under Ukhiya of Cox’s Bazar on Friday.

A total of 560 Rohingya, persecuted Myanmar citizen, fire victims of 125 families got relief materials which included three lungis, 12 T-shirts, 8 pairs of sandals, two blouses, one scarf, two trousers, two pillows, two bedsheets, and two bags, according to a press release.

Faith in Action executive director Nrupen Vaidya took in the relief distribution programme under the supervision of SNFI Sector Coordinator Carolina Brach while Rohingya camp in-charge Md Tanzim, program coordinator Timon Barai, and project coordinator Deepak Kumar Biswas were present.

On March 22, three Rohingya camps in Cox's Bazar were gutted in a devastating fire that gutted shelters and belongings of about 10,000 Rohingya families. Seventeen people, including children and women, were burnt to death and over 400 were injured in the fire.

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Fire victims at Rohingya camp get relief materials

Faith in Action, a non-governmental organization, in collaboration with the international organization KNH Germany, distributed the relief materials among the fire victims at Rohingya camp-9 under Ukhiya of Coxs Bazar on Friday. A total of 560 Rohingya, persecuted Myanmar citizen, fire victims of 125 families got relief materials which included three lungis, 12 T-shirts, 8 pairs of sandals,two blouses, one scarf, two trousers, two pillows, two bedsheets, and two bags, according to a press release. Faith in Action executive director Nrupen Vaidya took in the relief distribution programme under the supervision of SNFI Sector Coordinator Carolina Brach while Rohingya camp in-charge Md Tanzim, program coordinator Timon Barai, and project coordinator Deepak Kumar Biswas were present. On March 22, three Rohingya camps in Coxs Bazar were gutted in a devastating fire that gutted shelters and belongings of about 10,000 Rohingya families. Seventeen people, including children and women, were burnt to death and over 400 were injured in the fire. BK