173 Rohingya babies born in 26 days of shelter

A large number of pregnant women are among the Rohingya who have fled to Myanmar’s army’s oppression in Rakhine. Many of these women living in asylum centers have many children who come in coexistence with problems and services.

173 Rohingya children have been born in the country on 26 days in Uchiya shelters of Cox’s Bazar. About seven or eight babies are born every day. Rohingya are now in 14 camps. There are more than 70 thousand pregnant women in these centers.

This information was found in the notice sent by FATMA Yasmin, Bangladesh Human Rights Organization’s (BMBS) Communication and Documentation Officer.

BMBS chairman Advocate Sigma Huda said that the number of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh is increasing day by day, among them more than women and children. These people are spending their days in a very bad habit of inhuman conditions. In this situation, he urged all to come forward.

Mostafa Sohel, executive director of the company, said, hoping for a more intense step from the United Nations and other major countries. The burden of the excess population in the populous Bangladesh is a matter of concern for the country. He urged the Bangladesh government and the people to provide all types of humanitarian assistance to Rohingya, including food, clothing and medical.