Aid coordination for Rohingya refugees remains a challenge, says Mercy Malaysia


Mercy Malaysia team members at Thankhali Camp.

PETALING JAYA: Aid coordination for Rohingya refugees at the Bangladesh-Myanmar border remains a challenge due to the large volume of people arriving at already crowded camps on an almost daily basis, said Mercy Malaysia.

The humanitarian organisation said that with resources already strained by an existing refugee population of 200,000, prices of essential goods and medications have begun to rise as demand exceeds supply.

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