fortunately norma hammad son appears to have suffered only scrapes and bruises. but i like to be sure there's nothing else they don't cry about. a body of a bus is much worse than the row him directly crises of recent years obama some of them are injured others are totally traumatized it's really bad this time they're going to have while i'm. gonna have a lot of land around here that's not being used and belongs to no one we can take them in the. with the mass of refugees that has come this time the authorities are at a loss. they don't know who to give the land to of the one of the women of the just over well that's going to buy them in the automobile i go but i will going to give . her. up. without a proper place to stay the family makes do as best they can using a plastic sheet provided by a local villager. a few. are in so they spend the night next to the road. and. this is the promised land of the camps that normal hamad and all the other refugees are looking to reach. thousands of makeshift huts with. a huge settlement on the border with me and hastily set

fortunately norma hammad son appears to have suffered only scrapes and bruises. but like to be sure there's nothing else they don't cry about. a body of a by this is much worse than the row him to refugee crises of recent years obama some of them are injured and others are totally traumatized it's really bad this time they're going to have a viable body gonna have a lot of law. and around here that's not being used in the long so no one we could take them in but with a mass of refugees that has come this time the authorities are at a loss. they don't know who to give the land to over the whole of development of the just over well that's going about their normal i'm not going to go about how we're going to give. up. without a proper place to stay the family makes do as best they can using a plastic sheet provided by a local villager. and so they spend the night next to the road. and. this is the promised land of the camps that norma hamad and all the other refugees are looking to reach. thousands of makeshift huts. a huge settlement on the border with me and hasti

after days of searching norma hammad has found a place for himself and his family it's just outside the camps which are expanding all the time. look i'm not going to go down. together. with his brothers and cousins he's now building a shelter to house them all. this land belongs to the elderly man over there you know zero say. he said to me if you're from me and mine and i've been persecuted and you can stay on my land. this man has given us permission to set up a place to live here. so then you need more over here you. know here hussein is a respected man in the village there are now one hundred range of families living on his land. my land extends all the way over there and on the other side back there to the end and then they're up to the hill in the mud the. lives of course i can't promise anything will grow here but the government wants to help so i thought i should help too. i'm not looking to earn anything from them they have nothing when i don't know where to go and they've come a long way so if you force i will help and a lot will reward me a little it's. not that difficult. no

this is the promised land of the camps that norma hammad and all the other refugees are looking to reach. thousands of makeshift huts. a huge settlement on the border with me and hastily set up within just a few days. over two hundred thousand arrived here within just two weeks. but despite the scale of the humanitarian crisis workers from international aid organizations are few and far between. many aid groups have been hamstrung by government bureaucracy bangladesh is not keen to have them working in great numbers among the ranger. in the first days of the exodus only a handful of aid groups were there to help the rohingya. some came from the capital dhaka to distribute food and clothing to the desperate refugees it really. was no. it was total chaos. fuck. that it was about what. it was. but the crisis was only just beginning. refugees continue to pour into bangladesh by river and by sea. on the go to come on everyone take their back the tears yourself over and. most of the refugees are women the elderly and children. and they all wear the same blank expression of traumatised people.