【明報專訊】The baby boy in my arms was eight months old. He was sucking his finger and making hunger sobs. He was sick, sleeping, and seriously malnourished — weighing 11 or 12 pounds. His mother was sick and did not have milk for him. Together with over 700,000 Rohingya refugees, this mother and her baby fled Myanmar to find safety near Cox's Bazar, on the eastern border of Bangladesh. There, an instant "tent" city was born — a city without electricity, roads, water supply, hospitals, or schools. There, many, many children and babies were suffering from malnutrition and dying due to declining health, poor hygiene, and few medical supplies. Food was not around or enough.