Teknaf, Bangladesh: Border
guard of Bangladesh (BGB) personnel pushed back 35-Rohingya to Burma
through different points of Naikhon Chhori and Shahapari Dip (Island)
border point to Teknaf yesterday afternoon, according to BGB sources.
“The Rohingyas were arrested while entering Bangladesh territory from Arakan State. They all belong to Maungdaw and Maungdaw Townships.”
Sources said, they came Bangladesh from Arakan State of Burma for job, crossing the Naff River yesterday morning.
Later, the BGB members pushed back the Rohingyas, Lt Col Mohammad Khale- kuzzaman, Commander of BGB’s 17 Battalion in Cox’ Bazar, confirmed the report.
Meanwhile, influx of Rohingyas in Teknaf border areas increasing day by day as Nasaka (Burma’s border security force), encouraging them to enter Bangladesh, locals said.
The situation of Arakan state is not improving, and also day by day becoming bad to worse, so the Roingya community is facing acute food crisis and other problems. Displaced Rohingyas in Arakan State are unable to obtain urgently needed medical care, shelter and food because of threats, pressures and act preventing the organizations from providing care to Rohingya community directly or indirectly by the government, said a local elder from Maungdaw Town.
“The Rohingyas were arrested while entering Bangladesh territory from Arakan State. They all belong to Maungdaw and Maungdaw Townships.”
Sources said, they came Bangladesh from Arakan State of Burma for job, crossing the Naff River yesterday morning.
Later, the BGB members pushed back the Rohingyas, Lt Col Mohammad Khale- kuzzaman, Commander of BGB’s 17 Battalion in Cox’ Bazar, confirmed the report.
Meanwhile, influx of Rohingyas in Teknaf border areas increasing day by day as Nasaka (Burma’s border security force), encouraging them to enter Bangladesh, locals said.
The situation of Arakan state is not improving, and also day by day becoming bad to worse, so the Roingya community is facing acute food crisis and other problems. Displaced Rohingyas in Arakan State are unable to obtain urgently needed medical care, shelter and food because of threats, pressures and act preventing the organizations from providing care to Rohingya community directly or indirectly by the government, said a local elder from Maungdaw Town.
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