Relief Distribution at Rohingya Camp

Rohingya refugees who live in Cox's Bazar camps in Bangladesh and Myanmar need our aid to survive. They had been residing in hard situations years by years and never end. They stay in a tent made from tarpaulin and bamboo and no ceramic. Rohingya refugees are stateless human beings who've not acquired their rights as a human, for instance, lack of basic meals, lack of fitness access, lack of education, and much more.

NSP came forward to support the refugees and distributed relief among them. The food programs contained rice, pulses, oil, salt, sugar, onion, garlic, ginger, spices, dried fish, and potatoes which plainly will satisfy the food necessity of a family for one month. Some 500 families had been given around 10 tonnes of relief, which include 5 tonnes of rice, 1 ton of lentil, 3 tons of potato, 1 ton of spices, and 500 strips of medicines.

The aid substances had been handed over to Bangladesh Army. Later, the organization officers also distributed relief among Rohingyas at several camps in the Upazila.