let's head to mumbai, on india's west coast, where we can speak to ray kancharla.e humanitarian response to the floods in india for save the children. thank you for being with us on bbc news. can you give us a sense of how unprecedented the scale of the flooding is this time? the scale of flooding, as you were here a while ago, it has not been experienced in the last 30—110 years. the kind of numbers on the strength of its devastation is something that no one was prepared for, so everyone is overwhelmed. as you rightly said, about 41 or 42 million people. and in biharalone, about 41 or 42 million people. and in bihar alone, about 17—18,000,000 people. at save the children we work in all these places for the last ten yea rs. we have in all these places for the last ten years. we have seen, especially in situations with children, women, they have seen their houses being blown away and they are left with nothing. so these critical needs need to be addressed rapidly. and the fact it is so overwhelming and eve ryo ne the fact it is so overwhelming and everyone is lost i

that was ray kancharla of save the children.he muslim minority in myanmar — have now fled the country after violence erupted a week ago. the united nations says scores of people are reported to have died since rohingya militants attacked police positions. subsequent clashes have sent civilians from all communities fleeing. sanjoy majumder has been to a refugee camp on the bangladesh—myanmar border, from where he sent us this report. exhausted and traumatised after escaping death. many of these rohingyas have walked for hours across hills, and wading through paddy fields to avoid border patrols before making it here. these are fresh arrivals, rohingyas who have just arrived after crossing the border, and with every passing hour, there are more and more of them coming. there is absolutely no space left any more, so they are just living on any piece of open ground they can find, and many of them have the most disturbing testimony to share. i meet a man who is nursing a bullet wound in his foot. he tells me that his village, just ac