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‘Mothers won’t die, babies can survive’: new maternal hospital opens in world’s largest refugee camp

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A maternal hospital operated by Save the Children has opened inside Kutupalong camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, providing round-the-clock emergency obstetric care, caesarean sections, and ultrasound services to over one million Rohingya refugees—more than half women and girls—who have remained displaced from Myanmar for eight years, addressing a critical gap as foreign aid cuts in 2025 have forced health centres to close and resources to shrink further.
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As aid cuts strip back food and supplies, the facility offers a rare hope for Rohingya women who previously faced frightening and risky conditions to give birthKutupalong camp is at its quietest just before dawn. A thin grey light over the hills of Cox’s Bazar in south-east Bangladesh, traces the outlines of tarpaulin roofs and bamboo frames – the fragile architecture of the largest refugee camp in the world.

‘Mothers won’t die, babies can survive’: new maternal hospital opens in world’s largest refugee camp
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