Nearly 340,000 Rohingya children are living in squalid conditions in the camps, short of food, clean water and health care, according to UNICEF. That’s why I draw.”Early traumaPsychological distress is widespread among the camp's children; aid agencies say long-term trauma could well follow. Akero works closely with Rohingya children in the camps and has seen how deeply the crisis has shaped them. A Rohingya refugee boy is held by his brother at Palong Khali refugee camp near Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, Oct 24, 2017. Almost all of the Rohingya say they eat no more than one meal a day.

Source: bd News24 October 25, 2017 14:48 UTC