Some 75,000 stateless Muslim Rohingya people who fled a bloody army crackdown live in western Rakhine state and are reeling from a food crisis More than 80,000 children under the age of five living in majority-Muslim areas of western Myanmar are "wasting" and will need treatment for acute malnutrition over the next year, the World Food Programme has warned. The report from the United Nations agency was based on an assessment of villages in western Rakhine state, where some 75,000 stateless Musli...
Rohingya crisis: UN warns 80,000 children 'wasting' from hunger in Myanmar
The Guardian - 17 Jul 2017 07:27
Some 75,000 stateless Muslim Rohingya people who fled a bloody army crackdown live in western Rakhine state and are reeling from a food crisis More than 80,000 children under the age of five living in majority-Muslim areas of western Myanmar are "wasting" and will need treatment for acute malnutrition over the next year, the World Food Programme has warned. The report from the United Nations agency was based on an assessment of villages in western Rakhine state, where some 75,000 stateless Musli...
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