"No confirmed COVID-19 cases have been reported in Rohingya camp as of 19 April 2020. However, six COVID-19 positive cases were reported from host community in Cox’s Bazar. WHO is leading the health sector and working together with ISCG, providing technical support and guidance to partners setting up Severe Acute Respiratory Infection (SARI) facilities. The health sector confirmed commitment from seven identified partners to support the rapid establishment of 11 SARI isolation and treatment centers(ITCs) in the camps and nearby host population as of 18 April 2020. A Standard Operating Procedure of COVID-19 surveillance and contact tracing draft with key elements to assess the risk effectively, has been finalized and shared with Epidemiology working group (WG) members...As per UNHCR report of March 2020, there are 859 808 Rohingya population in Cox’s Bazar. This includes 34 917 refugees from Myanmar who registered before 31st August 2017. All Rohingyas, including new arrivals, face compounding vulnerabilities, including in health. WHO has been responding to this crisis since September 2017. A summary of response actions from epidemiological weeks 13 to 16 of 2020 is presented below..."