Ground Level: Rights Officials and Rohingya Muslims

ground level: Many Rohingyas have ended up at Kutupalong refugee camp near the Myanmar border, according to CTV. But the camp's few water sources are under pressure, and with the region's dry season already underway, there are fears that the remaining reservoirs could soon evaporate. More than 600,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled into Bangladesh since an outbreak of violence that human rights officials have condemned as ethnic cleansing. The ideal solution a steady spring of groundwater deep enough to avoid contamination from the latrines and widespread sewage at the ground level. Clearly these people need it -- desperately need it, Bauman told CTV News. That's precisely what Calgary-based geophysicist Paul Bauman and his team are searching for. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.