WHO draws attention to Rohingya mental health issues
Arabnewsksa11 Oct, 2020News
DHAKA: More than 20 percent of Bangladesh�s Rohingya refugees are struggling with mental health issues, a grim result of the abuse and trauma suffered in Myanmar, an official from the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Saturday.The statistics were shared on World Mental Health Day, which is marked on Oct. 10 every year, and seeks to highlight the plight of nearly a million Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar, the world's largest refugee camp.
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