New project safeguards Rohingya refugees; boosts local farming – UN migration agency

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A major canal dredging project underway in Southern Bangladesh to protect Rohingya refugees from monsoon floods, will have the added benefit of boosting local agriculture, the United Nations migration agency said Tuesday.

New project safeguards Rohingya refugees; boosts local farming – UN migration agency
May 22, 2018 at 12:11PM : International People Search
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