Muslim Aid UK Bangladesh Field Office has distributed emergency relief to 400 families affected by continuous rainfall, flash floods, and landslides in Lama upazila of Bandarban. The aid was provided in collaboration with Caritas Bangladesh across seven unions and one municipality. The formal distribution took place on Sunday at the Caritas Bangladesh PEP-3 project office in Madhujhiri, Lama municipality, where families received rice, salt, purified water, biscuits, and edible oil.

Local representatives and officials from both organizations attended the event, including the acting chairman of Lama Sadar Union Parishad and several project managers. Beneficiaries expressed gratitude, saying the assistance came as a major relief amid food shortages caused by the prolonged rainfall and landslides that left many people jobless.

Caritas field officer Jevers Tripura stated that supporting disaster-affected people is a humanitarian duty and that such relief efforts will continue. Locals noted that non-governmental organizations are playing a vital role alongside government initiatives in easing the suffering of affected residents.