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Myanmar-Bangladesh Refugee Crisis: Life In The Midst Of Unrest; W030-0281

February 19, 2019By Samantha Urban Tarrant
Myanmar-Bangladesh Refugee Crisis: Life In The Midst Of Unrest; W030-0281Samantha Urban Tarrant2019-02-19T13:38:05-08:00

The Jamtola Refugee Camp is now full of mothers like Arfa. Most of the women, here, have newborn babies. Due to no access to nutritious food for lactating mother the newborn are unable to get enough breastfeed. The families roam the campsite, all day, in search of relief for their family. Due to lack of latrines, the sanitary condition in the refugee camp is deteriorating. Most of the newborn babies are at health risk. ©World Vision 2017/ Shabir Hussain.

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