More Water Shortage Spotted in Makeshift camps

By Rohingya Vision TV Correspondents | 22^nd February 2019

Cox’s Bazaar: Once again water shortage was spotted in a makeshift camp at Cox's Bazaar, Bangladesh making lives of the suffering Rohingya to the worst level, reports a suffering Rohingya yesterday (21^st February 2019).

In Tenghali makeshift camp long queue of water pots and vessels were seen under the hot naked sun. Due to the very long time of standing under the sun, Rohingya usually leaves their vessels in wait for their turn to fill it.

[Long queue for collection water at a water collection point at Tenghali makeshift camp on 21st February 2019. Image: RVISION TV]

These long queue starts from early morning till late evening and the sheltering Rohingya are suffering at a worse level.

According to the sufferers, in case of emergency Rohingya men, women and children have to travel far in the hill areas to fetch water.

They said they are in urgent need of more water supply in the area and even a simple task like water collection adds to their daily challenging lives in ten makeshift camps.

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Although international NGOs and much other organization are seen to actively helping the Rohingya, tacking nearly 1.3 million Rohingya became an unrealistic goal for them as well.

The long water collection queues are a very common scene in many camps across Cox’s Bazaar and no clues of resolving the issue is seen to be possible to alleviate the Rohingya’s suffering to a minimum level.

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