834,000Rohingya refugees

270,500

refugees in new spontaneous sites

129,000refugees in

host communities

434,500

refugees inmakeshift settlementsand camps

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Violence breaks out in Rakhine state, Myanmar.

74# of humanitarian partners

$19M CERF allocation total

$434M requested in HRP 2017

34% funded (FTS)

MYANMAR

Cox’s Bazar

BANGLADESH

Leda MS 24,000

Nayapara RC 34,600

Shamlapur Settlenent26,300

Unchiprang30,400

Kutupalong RC 25,800

Kutupalong MS, Balukhali MS, Expansion Zones

439,600Thangkhali

29,700  

Jamtoli33,300

Moynarghona 21,500

Hakimpara 55,000

Makeshift Settlements and Refugee Camps

New Spontaneous Settlements

Chakmarkul10,500

RoadsInternational BoundaryDistrict

Upazila

Union

HighwaysBangladesh

Cox’s Bazar

PARTNER NUMBERS AND FUNDING

KEY STATS*

INFLUX IN COX’S BAZAR SINCE AUG 25*

BREAKDOWN BY LOCATION TYPE*

REFUGEE SITES BY POPULATION AND LOCATION TYPE*

OVERVIEWAs of 19 Nov 2017, at least 834,000 Rohingyas are estimated to be sheltering in Bangladesh, having fled violence and persecution in Myanmar. Violence which began on 25 August has triggered a massive and swift refugee influx across the border - an estimated 621,000 people have arrived. These refugees have joined some 213,000 people who were already in Bangladesh following earlier waves of displacement. The Rohingya population in Cox’s Bazar is highly vulnerable, many having experienced severe trauma, and are now living in extremely difficult conditions.

621,000 Cumulative arrivals since 25 August.

834,000 total number of Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar.

*Situation Report: Rohingya Refugee Crisis - 19 Nov 2017The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Creation date: 19 Nov 2017 Feedback: yzhu@iom.int www.reliefweb.int

Bangladesh: Cox’s Bazar Humanitarian Snapshot (as of 19 November)