UN says $610m shortfall in life-saving Rohingya refugee aid

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United Nations agencies warned on Wednesday of a critical US$610 million shortfall in life-saving aid for over a million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, who fled violence in Myanmar. The UN requires over $710 million to support refugees and vulnerable host communities, citing rising needs and declining funding amid competing global crises.

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Bangladesh registered more than 140,000 Rohingya arrivals in 2025, as many continue to flee violence in Myanmar.

UN says $610m shortfall in life-saving Rohingya refugee aid

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