8 days ago, Md Ullah passed away. Not because cancer was unbeatable, but because he was born into a life where treatment was out of reach and poverty.
May Md Ullah rest in peace.
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In Loving Memory of Md Ullah – A Life Lost Too Soon.
Md Ullah was just 25 years, a young man full of quiet strength and hope, despite the hardships of life in the refugee camp.
The Silent Battle of Md Ulah
In a Rohingya refugee camp, 35-year, Mahmudul Hasan—known as Md Ulah—fights cancer.
His right cheek is collapsing. Eating hurts. Even water burns.
He says, “I just want to live alive.”
A story of pain, hope, and quiet courage.
#Rohingya#CancerStory
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Md Ullah had no source of income. He couldn't afford cancer treatment in private, and without support, he was left to fight a deadly disease with no medical help inside the camp facilities.
The Silent Battle of Md Ulah
In a Rohingya refugee camp, 35-year, Mahmudul Hasan—known as Md Ulah—fights cancer.
His right cheek is collapsing. Eating hurts. Even water burns.
He says, “I just want to live alive.”
A story of pain, hope, and quiet courage.
#Rohingya#CancerStory
We have started an initiative to help these excluded or discharged patients through transparent crowdfunding.
Your contribution can save a life that otherwise has no chance.
The members of LCFR meet critical patients every day in the camp hospitals. Many need urgent surgeries, cancer treatment, renal surgeries and neurological care, but there is no treatment for these inside the camp due to lack of medical resources .
We must never forget.
In 2024, Rohingya teen were brutally shot in a drone & gunfire attack by the terrorist Arakan Army (Mog bagi).
This is not just footage — it’s evidence of violation.
Our youth aren’t safe.
#Rohingya#StopArakanArmyTerror#JusticeForRohingya#HumanRights
#Rohingya patients are suffering from DM wound infections, which are turning more traumatic over time. We appreciate the efforts of medical facilities in camp providing essential care, but urgent advanced treatment is still needed to prevent #Cancerous diseases. #RefugeeHealth
Dengue Outbreak in Rohingya Refugee Camps! 🚨
Dengue fever is rapidly spreading. Many Rohingyas are suffering from high fever, severe body pain, skin rashes, vertigo, and vomiting.
Nearly every family is affected. We urgently need medical prope support!
#Rohingya#DengueCrisis
A Life That Began in Loss.
Haled Hussain, a Rohingya youth, grew up from orphanage life. He migrated to Bangladesh at the age 16, where he worked hard as a day laborer to care for his family in Refugee camp.
Suffering with spinal cord injury left him unable to move himself.
The number of female #BreastCancer survivors is projected to reach 5.3 million by 2035—an increase of one million women from 2025, marking the largest projected growth among the top 10 most prevalent cancers.
More stats at:
🔗 https://t.co/53D4cKCXuS
@OncoAlert @docnikitawagle
Dire conditions in Myanmar & Bangladesh are pushing more Rohingya to risk deadly sea journeys. This month alone, a boat sank with an estimated 427 lives lost. The world must act now — UNHCR.
#Rohingya#Refugees#HumanRights#UNHCR
The @Pezcoller Foundation-AACR International Award recognizes a scientist who has made a major scientific discovery in basic cancer research or who has made significant contributions to translational cancer research. Nominate a colleague by June 30:
https://t.co/oeupBh9xTe