The main problem of Rohingyas in Ukhia and Teknaf of Cox's Bazar are now two. There is a food crisis, two toilets. It is clear that the information given by the local office of the Department of Public Health Engineering is so bad that the crisis is going on. 70 percent of the 8 or 53 shallow tubewells installed in the Rohingya camps are now ineffective. On the other hand, 35 thousand 370 temporary toilets are currently used in 13 thousand. Over 22,000 toilets have been destroyed.
There are now more than 1.1 million Rohingyas living in two upazilas. The camps for Rohingyas require 1 million 75 lakh liters of water per day for food, cooking and use. According to the local office of the Department of Public Health Engineering, according to Rohingya receipt of 33 million liters of water a day. Engineers of Ukhia upazila office of Public Health Engineering Department said that the water deficit is 43 lakh liters in the camps. Iqbal Hasan He is in charge of Teknaf. The engineer said, 11 tankers are being sent to different camps every day to handle the situation.
Many Rohingya families are forced to scam the polluted hilly rhinos and pond water. Due to the fact that many types of diseases including diarrhea, stomach ache, are in the camps. Amena Khatun, 35, a housewife of Shalban Rohingya Shibir of Teknaf said that she could not do cooking, washing clothes due to lack of water. To reach the water, two to three kilometers to go to the village. He said that even though a non-government organization provided water every day, the stink in the water.
Not only in the Rohingya camp, there have been water crisis in different villages of Ukhia and Teknaf. The government has allocated more than 1200 deep tube wells in the Ukhia upazila. In the meantime, 480 tubewells have been started for the Rohingya camps and 480 tube wells for the local residents. Officially, public health engineering directorate will be set up in Tehran by teething government officials for local Rohingya and local residents.
Asked about the water crisis in Rohingya camp, Ukhia Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) said. Nicharuzzaman said that this situation has been done by establishing tube wells by different organizations and NGOs. The deep tube well pipe set by the government initiative will go deep into 700-1000 feet of soil. After the completion of these deep tube wells, there will be no water crisis.
About the sudden loss of shallow tube-well, Hossain Ahmad, the leader of Madhurchra Rohingya Shibir of Kutupalong, said in the first light that under the 10-15 meter pipe inserted under the soil, it has looted the money so many contractors bodies have looted. Due to the depletion of the pipes, the tubewell (tubewell) is not available until after the installation of water. Again, the head and handles of the tubewell are being taken into the night and who are stealing it. They are very difficult with water.
According to the Department of Public Health Engineering, the water level in Ukhia's Kutupalong Rohingya Shibir area was 32-35 feet below ground. Now the level of water has dropped down to 42-50 feet. Suddenly, a large number of tube wells were set up in a particular area, increasing the use of water abnormally, due to the establishment of Rohingya by extinction of mountains and forests within a few months, the level of water was reduced below the ground.
Talking to Rohingyas of Shalban, Ukhia Madhurshra and Baluchali Shibu in Teknaf, they are getting the rightfulness of rice, pulses, oil and oil. But everyone suffers from water crisis and toilets. Before that 20-30 families had earlier had a toilet. But in most of the families, the number of members had to be used in line to use toilets. Due to the number of toilets being reduced by more than half, the situation is now worse. In the camp, the area of walks, empty areas behind the house, the surrounding nullahs and the jungle are now open toilets.
Teknaf's Shalban Rohingya camp can not enter due to bad odor. The situation of other camps of the upazila is much the same. The situation in the camps of Uqia is somewhat better than Teknaf, said Rohingya Majhiyara.
Shaykhul Amin, who is in the D-2 block of Shalban Rohingya camp, said in the first light, there are 2,900 families in the camp. Half of the previous toilets were no longer there. The number of things that are not worth it. The bad news is spreading around. It is difficult to survive this way. But there is nothing to do
