WFP demands 75 million for Rohingya

cox's bazar - The World Food Program (WFP) has asked the international community $ 75 million (over EUR 63 million) on Sunday to face the worst of the Rohingya in the next six months. Hundreds of thousands of members of this Muslim minority flew to Myanmar for violence in Bangladesh.

Aid workers are hardly aware of the huge influx of refugees and barren conditions. 'The conclusion? It is a very sad situation. Worse it can not be. We absolutely need those 75 million, 'said WFP director David Beasley after visiting some refugee camps.

Aid workers are hardly aware of the huge influx of refugees and barren conditions. "The conclusion? It is a very sad situation. Worse it can not be. We absolutely need those 75 million, "said WFP director David Beasley after visiting some refugee camps.

"I always say we can fight the hunger in the world by a few billion. Donors tell me that if they can not make money available, they have to quit warfare, "said Beasley. The UN is trying to get $ 200 million to summon the Rohingya crisis.

In Egypt, an attack was made on the Embassy of Myanmar in Cairo on Saturday. Initially it was thought that the explosion was the result of a gas leak, but according to security officers, traces of a bomb were found. Nobody got injured.

The militant Egyptian group Hasm has claimed responsibility on Sunday. The action was a warning to the Myanmar army to stop the prosecution of Muslims. Hasm, according to the authorities, has hitherto been investigating judges and police officers.