Rohingya Refugees Face Food Aid Cuts in Bangladesh
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Starting Wednesday, food aid for 1.2 million Rohingya refugees in Bangladeshs camps is reduced under a new system by the World Food Program. The new tiered system cuts aid for most refugees, with some receiving as little as $7 per person per month, down from $12. The change has sparked protests and fears of starvation, as refugees rely on aid for survival. The World Food Program defends the change, stating its aimed at targeting aid more effectively, but officials warn of potential chaos as desperation sets in.
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