In the world’s largest refugee camp, Trump’s USAID ice cream worsens the bad situation

On a working day, the world’s largest refugee camp, dozens of women and men, formal help registration cards create two loading shifts to reach the front part of the line.

A Muslim minority followed by a muslim minority of the crowd is made of refugees from the Rohingya Society, recently arrived in complex apartments than a million people visited a million people in Bangladesh.

“They need to support all the rohingya in the last month.

“But now supported support, so it is very difficult.”

He speaks of the latest executive order from the US President Donald Trumman, and the majority of the United States suddenly signed the United States for the second term.

The decision has created a confusion and confusion in the global humanitarian sector and Cox’s market camps, hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees since August 2017 fled to Myanmar.

The United Nations called the “ethnic cleanser”, “ethnic cleanser”, “ethnic cleanser”, ethnic cleansing, “ethnic cleanser”, called “ethnic cleansing”, “ethnic cleansing”, called “ethnic cleansing” oppression.

While a The US Supreme Court sentence The Trump administration will take place most of the training of the Trump administration for the United States International Development Agency (USAID) contracts for agreements (USAID) agreements.

However, Rohingya has already deteriorated a bad situation in refugee camps, many health workers and medications suddenly gone.

‘All activities stopped suddenly’

Washington’s foreign assistance cuts, especially in the Rohingya camps, especially those who tried to identify and overcome diseases, and the door-to-door-to-door visit, a number of important assistance operations.

Although emergency food distribution is released from other health services such as financing and vaccinated clinics and neo-natal care, the freezer caused violation of sanitary and waste management measures during the mass camp complex.

“The program of our organization was completely closed and 120 employees (lost their work)” Osman said the Supreme Court news before the decision of the Supreme Court.

“All activities stopped suddenly and (we can no longer provide) our regular services,” said our regular services, “24,000 refugees in the camp dependent on these services.

There are also one whirlpower of other claims in the coming weeks, which has already been completed and a schedule for the release of this money.

The United States has long been the largest donor of Rohingya Humanitarian crisis for the refugee community for a refugee community for a refugee community.

In a whole, the US foreign assistance in Bangladesh has exceeded US $ 450 million last year Government informationThe second is the second highest in the region after Afghanistan.

“The financing cut is not limited to the risks of health, water and sewage, protection, protection, education, education and lips, including the risks of health, water and sewerage, education and lips, including the coordination rigs.

Added that various groups filled the “emergency gaps” that increases the freezing of the form by moving existing resources.

‘Where will I be born?’

Roshida has been a few weeks for a refugee and a refugee living in one of seven years and more than seven years.

“I’m worried. If the service is no longer then, where will I born?” Said, Roshida, who was just next to a name, caught a toddler one-year-old tent in a thorny tent to protect refugees.

According to him, social workers and hospital workers regularly visited him to inspect his health and had to provide an ambulance machine when they entered the work, but they did not show from the end of January.

“They showed the necessary care, medicine and services. Now they do not come,” he said, “said CBC News.

Osman said that the impact of the program closes in the program has already felt in several short weeks. Before closing, almost all – 95 percent of pregnant women in camps can lead to the hospital bed with the help of social workers.

He said that now less than 40 to 50.

Many other NGO directors did not want to be aware of the hope that the US government would make a difference in the hopes that they remain silent while re-evaluating their foreign assistance.

Filippo Grandi, UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), the COX’s recent visit to the market, also appealed to the fear of further cuts.

“If the donor’s support is dramatically reduced – it can happen – the Government of Bangladesh wrote thousands of assistants and refugees, assistants, diseases and insecurity, previously wrote in Twitter.

Fear, uncertainty in camps

Mohammad Khan suffered from a rare degenerative nerve disorder that causes 13 or more muscle weakness, which is the victim of the financing victim after treatment, was treated after treatment.

“All these issues increase my stress levels,” he said, Yasmin of the mother of seven.

Muhammad’s pills could be a little more mobile, said his mother, but did not receive any treatment at least 10 days after the signing of Trump executive order and was a bedroom. There is no treatment of disease.

Somehow, the NGO, which managed his treatment, was able to find funds from the earth and restart his care – so far.

Yasmin is still worried that the nurses who care about their second elder senior will be again.

This fear carries out refugee camps that are trying to predict what can happen next to many help employees.

“There was an initial shock and now we are trying to master the shock,” he said.

According to him, the whole help community hopes that “good news awaits” from the United States, but only the problem is working deeper than just one country.

Support for Rohingya Dropping

The total financing of foreign donors for Rohingya, which is not a citizenship, is a year, it is hovering about 35 percent of the current financing shortening.

The World Food Program, financed by voluntary donations on Thursday, appeared to reduce food rations for Rohingya in Bangladesh after attempts to increase more funds. The agency failed to pay a fulfilling failure to keep the full rations in place.

According to Rahman, the war in Ukraine, war or other crises that create the headlines in Gaza in Gaza are noteworthy.

Like the United Kingdom, the United Kingdom recently recently announced its retreat from foreign humanitarian aid, withdrawals of the country’s foreign aid budget for 40 percent to prioritize defense costs.

“The United States said in this critical area (to help rohingya),” said Rahman.

“Hopefully countries like the United States and others … will not forget the rohingya crisis.”

The Rahman said that they are trying to finance the best possible with the existing limited resources of assistants, as a result, “Real victims are Rohingya patients.”