The Dhaka Times Desk Many Rohingyas have come to Bangladesh for so long. But this time, more news is that Myanmar is still sending the Rohingyas to Bangladesh by miking!
According to media reports, on August 25 last year, about 700,000 Rohingya fled to Myanmar's Rakhine state and sought refuge in Bangladesh. Among them, more than 20,000 Rohingyas have taken up residence at various places along the border of Bandarban's Naikxyongchari Upazila, of which 6,000 are staying at the zero line of the Tumbra border. Now the Myanmar government is sending the Rohingyas to Bangladesh by miking.
More than 6,000 Rohingya Muslims at the Zero Line of the Bandarban border have been ordered to leave the area by the Myanmar army and police. From the last few days, they have been miking on the zero line of Tumbra border of Naikxyongchari upazila of Bandarban with this instruction.
According to media reports, it is being said through miking, 'You (Rohingya) will not talk to us, you are not one of us. Leave our territory and go to Bangladesh.'
On Sunday morning, the Myanmar Army came to the Kattar fence and miked the Rohingyas to move from the zero line, according to media reports.
Due to which panic has spread among the Rohingyas staying there. However, Bangladeshi officials said that it is not possible to move these Rohingyas anywhere because the zero line is sensitive.
Meanwhile, with the help of UNHCR, the Rohingyas staying in Sapmara Jhiri, Bara Chankhola, Dochri and Ghundhum border areas of the upazila were moved to Ukhia Kutupalong refugee camp in Cox's Bazar. However, it is reported that it is not possible to move 6 thousand Rohingyas from zero line.
Arif and Dil Mohammad, Rohingyas living on the zero line, said that they were fine until now. But for the past week, Myanmar's army and BGP have been firing at point blank range. Myanmar is also setting fire to new houses in the Dhekubunya area across the Tumbra border.
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