Emergency Support for Flash Fire Affected Rohingya People
A devastating flash fire in temporary settlements caused widespread destruction, resulting in loss of life, injuries, trauma, and severe damage to household belongings. Many affected families lost essential personal items and faced immediate humanitarian needs.
In response, emergency assistance was provided through the distribution of clothing kits to Rohingya refugees and vulnerable host community households. Each package included essential garments such as lungi, thami, burkha, maxi, towels, slippers, T-shirts, panjabis, and girls’ suits to meet the diverse needs of family members.
The timely support helped families restore dignity, reduce... Read More
Major Achievements
2612 Reached
Supported 2,612 fire-affected households from Rohingya and host communities.
Clothing Support
Distributed emergency clothing kits with essential garments for families.
Basic Needs Met
Improved living conditions by meeting urgent clothing needs after the disaster.
Recovery Support
Enabled families to use limited resources for food, health, and shelter rebuilding.
Positive Response
Received strong appreciation from beneficiaries and stakeholders for timely humanitarian support.
Major Activities
Distributed clothing kits to severely affected households.
Identified vulnerable Rohingya and host community families for support.
Implemented relief activities within a short emergency timeframe.
Ensured fair and sensitive support for both refugee and host communities.
Helped families stabilize after the traumatic fire incident.
Project Goal
To reduce suffering and support the immediate recovery of fire-affected households through timely and inclusive emergency humanitarian assistance.
Geographical Coverage
The project was implemented in Ukhiya Upazila of Cox’s Bazar District, Bangladesh.
Targeted Beneficiaries
The project targeted Rohingya refugee and vulnerable host community households severely affected by the flash fire, especially families who lost clothing and basic household belongings.
Programme Highlights
Restoring Dignity After Devastating Fire
The project provided rapid humanitarian support to families affected by a major flash fire in Ukhiya. Through timely distribution of clothing kits, vulnerable households were able to meet immediate personal needs and focus their scarce resources on recovery. The initiative not only reduced hardship but also promoted dignity, trust, and resilience among affected Rohingya and host communities.
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