The Dhaka Times Desk The floating situation of the residents in the sea has not normalized. 3 thousand Rohingya are still floating in the sea. This information has been given in the news of international media.
According to media reports, the United Nations High Commission for Refugees or UNHCR said that at least 3,000 Rohingya Muslims are still floating in boats and ships in the Andaman Sea. The committee said in an announcement on Friday that the number could rise, depending on estimates.
Media reports said UNHCR made the announcement as more than 3,000 Rohingya refugees afloat have entered Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand. The Rohingya Muslims are being subjected to extreme torture by the government security forces as well as the radical Buddhists of their own country, Myanmar, and are crossing the sea by boat in an unknown way. These unfortunate people need to be provided with food and drinking water on an urgent basis.
Meanwhile, this United Nations organization has called on Myanmar's neighboring countries to shelter these refugees floating in the sea. They said that they are ready to cooperate with these countries on the issue of Rohingya immigrants.
It should be noted that after recently refusing to give shelter to migrants floating in the sea, on May 21, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said that he has ordered the Navy and Coast Guard to rescue Rohingya refugees and give them shelter in his country.
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