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15. Cox’s Bazar (2)

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The original plan was to fly, by helicopter, from Cox’s Bazar to Saint Martin’s Island, a small coral island some 9 km south of Teknaf, in front of the Myanmar coast. This place is becoming a bit of a tourist destination, although I have no idea why, there is very little to do, it seems. [...]

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the Kupalotang camp

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During my working life I have seen camps before, mostly IDPs – internally displaced people -, because of a natural disaster. I worked in India and in Aceh, Indonesia, after the tsunami of 2004, and in Haiti after the earthquake in 2010. These people stayed in the area that was affected by the disaster, and [...]

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14. Cox’s Bazar

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We have moved to another corner of Bangladesh, the southeast, where we have established ourselves for a few days in Cox’s Bazar. Named after captain Hiram Cox, a colonial Britisher who created a settlement here in the 18th Century. There are two things of which Cox’s Bazar has the biggest in the world. The beach [...]

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