VOICED : After cyclone Myanmar camps face monsoon

The video discusses the challenges faced by Rohingya Muslims living in makeshift camps in Myanmar. With the monsoon season approaching, there is an urgent need to construct permanent structures to withstand severe weather. The temporary housing is vulnerable to storms, raising concerns about potential catastrophic impacts. Health risks, such as waterborne diseases and malnutrition, are prevalent due to inadequate sanitation and food supplies. The Rohingya community, seen as illegal immigrants by the Buddhist majority, faces ongoing segregation and displacement, with local authorities beginning to take action to address these issues.

What is the primary reason for the urgency in constructing new buildings for the Rohingya community?

• To enhance cultural integration

• To improve economic opportunities

• To prepare for the upcoming monsoon season

• To provide better educational facilities

What is the biggest health risk mentioned in the camps due to inadequate infrastructure?

• Waterborne diseases

• Airborne diseases

• Nutritional deficiencies

• Heatstroke

Why are many children in the camps no longer attending school?

• Flooded accommodations

• Inadequate food supply

• Safety concerns

• Lack of teachers

What action are local authorities taking to address the living conditions of the displaced people?

• Building new schools

• Providing financial aid

• Constructing shelters in beach areas

• Offering job opportunities

How are the Rohingya perceived by the Buddhist majority in the region?

• As economic partners

• As cultural allies

• As illegal immigrants

• As fellow citizens