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Rohingya – when will the dark days end?

Eight years after an unprecedented exodus of Rohingya from Myanmar to Bangladesh, people are still living in overcrowded and basic bamboo structures, which grew to the biggest refugee camp in the world. More than one Million Rohingya are entirely dependent on humanitarian assistance.
The material in this folder focuses on the medical activities of MSF in the Kutupalong hospital and the Jamtooli primary health care center as well as outreach activities in the camps.
Among other facilities, the Kutupalong Hospital and the Jamtoli primary health care center provide healthcare for the Rohingya and the host community.

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Rohingya Response: Burn-patient Solman

Rohingya Response: Burn-patient Abdul

Rohingya Response: Convulsions-patient Amin

Rohingya Response: Pneumonia-patient Onais

Rohingya Response: Premature Baby

One Million People Behind A Fence | ENG

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Rohingya Response: Clinic life

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Rohingya Response: Abcess-patient Shofi

Rohingya Response: Abcess-patient Josmin

Rohingya Response: Maternity ward

Rohingya Response: MSF Drivers

Rohingya Response: Watsan Activities

Rohingya Response: Mohammed Hares

Rohingya Response: Clinic life

Rohingya Response: Maternity ward

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Rohingya Response: Clinic life

Rohingya: Hep C Testing

Rohingya Response: Pneumonia-patient Onais

Rohingya Response: Abcess-patient Josmin

Rohingya Response: Maternity ward

Rohingya Response: Hygene agent Minoti Rani

Rohingya Response: Guard Faruk Mia

Rohingya Response: Medical team in Kutupalong Hospital

Rohingya Response: Antonina Odema

Rohingya Response: Waste Agent Taslim Uddin

Rohingya Response: Watsan Activities

Rohingya Response: Mohammed Hares (1/3)

Rohingya Response: Mohammed Hares

Clinic Signs in Jamtoli

MSF Driver Jinnathun | INT

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MSF Driver Jinnathun | ENG

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GRWM for the nightshift | ENG

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GRWM for the nightshift | INT

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Rohingya Response: Mental health activity manager

Rohingya Response: Medical doctor Afzal Alam

Rohingya Response: Nurse Zannatul Arafat

Rohingya Response: Medical Assistant Rajib Mazumdar

Rohingya Response: Medical doctor Hasna Hena Mou

Rohingya: Kutupalong Refugee Camp

Rohingya: Hep C Testing

Kutupalong Refugee Camp - Through the lens of Junaed's disposable camera

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B-Roll 02: Camp

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B-Roll 01: Kutupalong Hospital & Jamtoli Health Care Centre

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Roselin Riya Roy

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Nurul Amin

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Ehteshamul Anik

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