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There are concerns for over 100,000 Rohingya refugees who live in areas prone to flooding or landslides, as the monsoon season draws closer in Bangladesh.
The UN called for greater support for the Rohingya refugees, while stressing the need to tackle the root causes of the crisis.
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The UN called for greater support for the Rohingya refugees, while stressing the need to tackle the root causes of the crisis.
More at UN News ►
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