Bandarban the most beautiful hill tract district in Bangladesh Fahad Ahmed | Fahad Ahmed

🙶I can eat these biscuits. My sons, daughters and granddaughter can also eat them,🙷 Jor Eng breathes a sigh of relief. Recently, with support from EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid, we distributed fortified biscuits among 57500 severely flood-affected people in two upazilas under the Bandarban district. In the face of such vulnerability, the affected communities can at least go to bed on a full stomach. They have a long way to go in getting their lives back on track but WFP stands ready w

🙶We didn't get much time. The water came suddenly. None of us even imagined this area would be flooded,🙷 explained Babul Chowdhury. Babul is no stranger to floods but the wrath of the recent flash floods in Rangamati signals that the vulnerabilities of those affected by climate shocks have deepened. Recently we distributed fortified biscuits among 57500 severely flood-affected people in two upazilas under the Bandarban district. WFP, with generous support from the EU Civil Protection & Humanit

🙶I am very happy to get the biscuits. I can feed them to my children,🙷 expressed Kohinur Akhter. A third of Bangladesh is inundated by annual floods. The unpredictability of living in such a precarious setting adds to people’s struggles facing such climatic shocks. Recently, with generous support from EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid, we distributed fortified biscuits among 57500 severely flood-affected people in two upazilas under the Bandarban district. WFP always stands ready to suppo