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Articles for tag: arson, Bangladesh, camps, fire, Homeless, leaves, Refugee camp, Rohingya

June 1, 2024

News Desk

Fire leaves 1,200 Rohingya homeless in Bangladesh camps

DHAKA: A large fire on Saturday burned hundreds of shelters, shops and other facilities in refugee camps on Bangladesh’s southeastern coast, leaving 1,200 Rohingya homeless. The fire started from Rohingya Camp No. 13 of Ukhiya of Cox’s Bazar. Firefighters brought the fire under control and doused it completely, Deputy Assistant Director of Cox’s Bazar Fire Department Atish Chakma confirmed. Anatolia. The fire is mainly believed to have been an act of arson from a shop in the camp, Bangladesh Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner Mohammad Mizanur Rahman told Anadolu. “There are a number of factions among the Rohingya in the

November 1, 2023

News Desk

First evacuees leave Gaza after another night of Israeli shelling

JERUSALEM/GAZA: A first batch of civilians displaced from Gaza crossed into Egypt under a Qatar-brokered deal on Wednesday, while Israeli forces bombarded the Palestinian enclave from land, sea and air as they pressed their offensive against Hamas militants. The evacuees, who have been trapped in Gaza since the start of the war more than three weeks ago, were taken in ambulances through the Rafah border crossing. A border source said they are undergoing security checks on the Egyptian side. Under the agreement reached between Egypt, Israel and Hamas, some foreign nationals and the seriously wounded will be allowed to leave

October 31, 2023

News Desk

Israeli airstrike kills 50 in Gaza refugee camp

JERUSALEM/GAZA: Israel said its forces battled Hamas gunmen inside the group’s vast network of tunnels under Gaza, as a hospital director said more than 50 Palestinians were killed in an Israeli airstrike on a refugee camp in the besieged enclave. As fighting inside the tiny Hamas-run Palestinian territory intensified, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected international calls for an end to the fighting. But the UN and other aid officials have warned that a public health catastrophe is taking its toll on civilians in Gaza, with hospitals struggling to cope with rising casualties and food, medicine, drinking water and fuel

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