Landslide in Bangladesh Highlights the Unseen Consequences of Refugee Crises A recent landslide in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh killed at least 13 Rohingya refugees, highlighting the precarious living conditions faced by millions of displaced people worldwide.
The devastating impact of natural disasters on refugee camps often gets lost in headlines, particularly when makeshift homes and infrastructure are ill equipped to withstand moderate weather conditions.
The fact that loudspeakers and community volunteers were needed to relocate people from at risk areas underscores a critical failing in disaster preparedness within these camps.