Bangladeshi authorities are moving Rohingya refugees away from areas considered at risk after a landslide kills at least five children, according to reports. The incident prompts an emergency response across parts of the Rohingya refugee camps. Authorities use loudspeakers to warn residents and coordinate with volunteers and community leaders to carry out relocations. People are being shifted from vulnerable spots to safer locations within the camps to reduce the risk of further landslides or damage from unstable ground. While the reports focus on the relocation effort, they also indicate that the death toll includes children among the victims. The accounts describe the relocation as a coordinated, on-the-ground operation involving camp-based communication and local networks, rather than a single agency action. The measures reflect ongoing concerns about weather- and terrain-related hazards in and around the camps. Authorities continue to manage the situation as the displaced residents are moved from higher-risk areas.