Border News Agency
Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh 4 November 2025:

Hundreds of Rohingya children gathered at a local health clinic in the world’s largest refugee camp to receive typhoid vaccinations under the Conjugate Vaccination Campaign 2025.

The campaign, supported by the World Health Organization (WHO) and implemented by the Bangladesh government and humanitarian partners, is targeting children aged nine months to fifteen years. The initiative aims to protect vulnerable refugee children from typhoid fever, a serious but preventable disease.

Mothers and children were seen waiting in line outside the clinic in Kutupalong Camp, Ukhiya, as health workers administered the vaccines. The campaign represents a vital effort to strengthen disease prevention and public health in the densely populated refugee settlements of Cox’s Bazar.