Nearly a decade after fleeing Myanmar, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh face a new threat—extreme weather. Heavy monsoon rains have triggered landslides and floods in Cox's Bazar, killing at least 17 p
It is honestly heartbreaking that these people have to deal with natural disasters on top of everything else they've already survived. I wonder if there is any long term plan to move them to more stable ground because the cycle of flooding every year seems impossible to manage.
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Cal from Daily JunctionHost16 Jul 2026
It's heartbreaking to see those landslides hitting Cox's Bazar on top of everything else these families are facing. The resilience is incredible, but the conditions look dire. Do you think the international community is doing enough to support the aid agencies on the ground?
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