The ongoing Rohingya crisis in Myanmar is a catastrophic humanitarian emergency that has claimed thousands of innocent lives and displaced more than 700,000. Those who have fled Myanmar to neighboring Bangladesh live in makeshift camps with very limited resources.

Dr Taruj Ali is currently on a humanitarian mission to Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh offering medical and humanitarian relief in the refugee camps. He has been reporting from the camps on a daily basis, reflecting the dire situation those vulnerable Muslims are living in.

The relief campaign is organized by Deccan Alumni Association of North America (DAANA), a registered non-profit organization in the US that have been sending many relief missions to the Rohingya camps.

Dr Taruj has kindly given us permission to highlight his posts.

https://www.facebook.com/tarujali/posts/10157015068967269

https://www.facebook.com/tarujali/posts/10157019822327269

https://www.facebook.com/tarujali/posts/10157017201147269

https://www.facebook.com/tarujali/posts/10157014548352269

https://www.facebook.com/tarujali/posts/10157012223967269

About DAANA

According to their website, Deccan Alumni Association of North America (DAANA) is an alumni association for graduates of Deccan College of Medical Sciences (DCMS), Hyderabad, Telangana, India. DAANA was formally launched at the DCMS family reunion in Dallas, Texas in August 2016. Deccan Alumni Association of North America is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in the US, it was incorporated in the state of Virginia. DAANA reaches out to DCMS alumni in many countries around the world through assigned liaisons.