A million people who fled Myanmar for Kutupalong are struggling to eat after floodwater soaked the firewood they employ for cookingStinging eyes and a chest heavy with the smoke that saturates her broken shelter are the fixed ailments Feroza Khatun has learned to live with during her first rainy season in a Bangladeshi refugee camp.
The acrid smoke hangs in the air as she works,as she sits to read the Qur’an at night and – especially – when she cooks.
When it rains, water leaks inside and makes the firewood wet. When we try to set a fire, and nothing. It’s very hard to cook Related: 'Lives will be lost': Bangladesh rains promise further distress for Rohingya Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com