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An urgent appeal for support follows the devastating fire in the Rohingya camp

Last updated: May 30, 2024 12:10 PM
RK News Desk
Published: May 30, 2024
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A catastrophic fire has recently ravaged Camp 13, Block B3, home to many Rohingya families. On May 24, 2024, the fire broke out, leaving 4000 individuals homeless and 10 people injured. The blaze destroyed 210 shelters and damaged 220 more, along with crucial facilities such as latrines, bathing cubicles, and community spaces. Significant losses include one Community Safe Space, a mosque, 45 shops, a distribution centre, and eight tap stands.

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  • Project Overview: Emergency Relief for Rohingya Fire Victims
  • Budget Plan for Emergency Support
  • Call to Action

In response to this tragedy, Shuprova, Saker and their team are urgently appealing for immediate relief and assistance. They aim to launch an emergency support project to help 200 affected families by providing essential items and rebuilding critical community spaces.

Project Overview: Emergency Relief for Rohingya Fire Victims

Objective: To provide immediate assistance and relief to families affected by the fire, including the restoration of vital community and educational resources.

Scope of Support:

  • Light Clothing Distribution: Provide clothing to protect individuals from the rainy season conditions.
  • Blanket Distribution: During this challenging time, provide blankets for comfort and warmth.
  • Kitchenware Assistance: To help families prepare and consume meals, and distribute essential kitchenware, including dishes.
  • Mat Distribution: To ensure a more comfortable living environment for displaced families, supply mats.
  • Reconstruction of Religious and Educational Spaces: To restore vital community and educational resources, rebuild one mosque and two Madarashas.
  • Hijab Distribution: Assist women who lost their clothing, including hijabs, in the fire.

Budget Plan for Emergency Support

The estimated cost to support one family is $50. We need generous contributions to provide critical aid to these vulnerable families.

  • Burnt Shelters: 210
  • Damaged shelters: 220
  • Burnt Community Safe Space (CFS): 1
  • Mosque: 1
  • Latrines: 45
  • Bathing Cubicles: 25
  • Distribution Center: 1
  • Burnt Shops: 45
  • Damaged Tape Stands: 8
  • Shelterless Population: 4000
  • Injured Population: 10
  • Deaths: 0

Call to Action

Shuprova, Saker and their team urge everyone to step forward and extend assistance to these families in their hour of need. Your support is crucial in helping achieve the goal of providing immediate relief and rebuilding essential infrastructure. Your generosity can make a significant difference in the lives of those affected by this disaster.

For more information- +880 1882-211026

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