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Floods in Bangladesh Leave a Million People Affected and Exacerbate the Rohingya Crisis

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Geneva.- The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has warned of the increasing human cost of climate-related disasters following recent floods and landslides caused by weeks of monsoon rains in south-east Bangladesh. This new climate-related crisis affects one million people, including more than 52,000 refugees from the Rohingya community, settled in Cox’s Bazar, a coastal area near the border with Burma (Myanmar) - from where these re…
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Geneva.- The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has warned of the increasing human cost of climate-related disasters following recent floods and landslides caused by weeks of monsoon rains in south-east Bangladesh. This new climate-related crisis affects one million people, including more than 52,000 refugees from the Rohingya community, settled in Cox’s Bazar, a coastal area near the border with Burma (Myanmar) - from where these re…

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efeverde.com broke the news on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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