LIFE
Cemeteries in Bangladesh camps dig early graves for Rohingya children
Haber Merkezi 15:28 November 28, 2017 Yeni Şafak
Rohingya Muslims fleeing from a violent crackdown in Myanmar to Bangladesh are met with dire circumstances at refugee camps. Most newcomers live in makeshift structures made of bamboo and plastic sheets which are unbearably hot during the day but cold at night. They share communal toilets and water pumps, and medical care is hard to come by. The camps are a picture of utter squalor with stagnant water and stinking drains which provide breeding ground for mosquitoes and waterborne diseases, putting the inhabitants risk.