<br /> <p>Footage released by Medecins Sans Frontieres on August 22 offers a view of the conditions and scale of Bangladesh’s Rohingya refugee camps.</p><p>One year ago, the Myanmar Army launched renewed ‘clearance operations’ against the Rohingya, forcing more than 706,000 people to flee into Bangladesh.</p><p>MSF provided over 650,000 medical consultations to the Rohingya fleeing Myanmar, they said over half of their patients were treated for violence-related injuries. Others were treated for conditions that arose due to the unhygienic conditions in the overcrowded camps.</p><p>“I’ve lost my strength, my ability to work. I always have so many worries, worries about the future,” says Abu Ahmad, a Rohingya father of eight. “I think about food, clothes, peace and our suffering… If I stay in this place for 10 years … or even for one month, I will have to suffer this pain.” Credit: Medecins Sans Frontieres via Storyful</p><br />
