Refugee housing for Rohingya people in India reaches healthcare crisis point

Outside Jaisalmer in Rajasthan’s Thar desert, a red sari flutters above yellow sand, hung from a mound of stone. It indicates that someone is using the makeshift toilet with half walls. Outside it, stagnant water is pooling. Beyond it the narrow alleys with shanties on either side are home to Pakistani Hindus, mostly from the nomadic Bhil tribe, who have lived here for over 12 years.
Meanwhile, at a camp in the neighbouring state of Haryana, Rohingya refugees struggle to get back on track after a fire burnt down 32 of 35 shanties-huts built with the cheapest available materials, such as highly flammable bamboo, cardboard, and plastic.
Such a crisis is echoed in refugee camps around the world. Overcrowding, a lack of medical infrastructure, and poor water, sanitation, and hygiene conditions in these settlements now pose more of a public health danger than ever before
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[@opurbokhan4183]

There is growing frustration among Rohingya over the delay in repatriation He also said that many are at risk of becoming involved in extremism, and that they should return to their homeland, Myanmar, safely and with dignity. That is what we all need to do, especially the international community. "

[@randywoodruff9989]

Extremely sad conditions and we have the money to help but we piss it away on stupid stuff

[@akibhasan2202]

We all want Rohingya refugees to return to their homes in Rakhine. We must remember that the Rohingya also want to return voluntarily, safely and with dignity as soon as possible. Until the Rohingya return to their homeland, the four important measures mentioned above will keep the Rohingya and their asylum seekers in Bangladesh safe and help maintain their tolerance.

[@sultanakhanum3988]

Doesn't the fact that there are about 1.1 million Rohingyas in Bangladesh who have international human rights in this world come to their notice? Because the Rohingyas have not seen much of their activity, and what I think is a shame for them, now that they have not worked before, now is the time to work for them so that they can be sent back to Myanmar quickly.

[@smjahed9990]

It is no longer possible for Bangladesh to carry these 11 lakh people. One of them is now creating chaos among them. The world leadership should make arrangements for their speedy repatriation

[@christineclemens6045]

As the wealthy Indians get richer

[@iaf010]

These people are not Indians, nor were they invited to India nor do Indians see them as refugees.

[@marcelliott2717]

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