Keeping Rohingya refugee children safe and warm as winter approaches @UNICEFUK
Keeping Rohingya refugee children safe and warm as winter approaches  @UNICEFUK
Uploaded January 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
More than 650,000 Rohingy people, around 60% of them children, have now fled Myanmar for Bangladesh.

And now winter is approaching. With temperatures expected to fall, these children are in greater danger than ever.

Peta Barnes, Unicef Emergency Logistics Manager explains Unicef's emergency winter response, providing blankets and warm clothes to keep refugee children and families safe.

Find out more about our work with Rohingya children in Bangladesh unicef.org.uk/donate/rohingya-refugees
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Keeping Rohingya refugee children safe and warm as winter approaches

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