US EditionUN seeks nearly $1 billion in aid for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
- The UN and over 100 partners are seeking nearly $1 billion to aid about 1.5 million Rohingya refugees and their hosts in Bangladesh this year.
- The appeal aims for $934.5 million in its first year to reach around 1.48 million people, according to the United Nations.
- The UN emphasized that funding shortfalls could lead to severe consequences for the vulnerable Rohingya population, underlining the urgency of their situation.
- The Rohingya humanitarian crisis continues to need urgent attention, as it is largely out of the international spotlight, according to the UN.
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